I would love to celebrate my students' birthdays with a fun, festive Birthday Board, so I am preparing cupcakes for my classroom. I don't know exactly how would it look like. If you have some good ideas, or pictures of your chart, I would be glad to hear it, see it and try it. I made this birthday card today. If you like it and/or need it, click on the picture and download it for free.
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Showing posts with label preschool. Show all posts
FREE Woodland Animal Patterning Activity
Hi there! Just wanted to share a few ideas for teaching patterns and my latest freebie I made for my kiddos this week! Understanding patterns is an important mathematical concept. Provide your students with plenty of patterning practice and you will establish a strong foundation for learning more advanced math concepts later. Here is my collection of ideas for teaching patterns: 1. Manipulatives (Unifix cubes, counting bears) 2. Toys (cars or other small toys) 3. Dot Markers 4. Stamps 5. Coins 6. Stickers 7. Lego Duplo 8. Beads (let them make bracelets) 9. Pom poms 10. Seeds 11. Fruit 12. Bottle caps 13. Make a sound pattern (clap, snap your fingers, clap, snap your fingers) 14. Create a movement pattern (jump, jump, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, jump, jump, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle) 15. Solve a problem e.g. I have five gummy bears. The first gummy bear is yellow, the second gummy bear is orange, the third gummy bear is green. If
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FREE Christmas Color by Number Addition within 10
As we enter Christmas season, my kids love any kind of Christmas-themed learning we do. I decided to create some coloring pages to help master addition math facts in a FUN way! These NO PREP math worksheets are such a fun way for kids to practice fine motor skills while practicing addition math facts to 10. Grab your colorful crayons and follow our color by number guide to decorate 10 unique Christmas coloring pages. Feel free to download your FREE Christmas Color by Number Addition within 10 worksheets . Need other Christmas activities? Check out my products linked below! Christmas Roll and Cover Christmas Addition/Subtraction Fact Family Worksheets with Addition to 10 Christmas Number Bond Worksheets Christmas Roll and Compare Greater Than, Less Than, Equal Worksheets Christmas Addition to 20 Worksheets Christmas Addition Facts to 20 Task Cards Christmas Background ClipArt
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Halloween Math and Literacy Centers Playing Cards + A Freebie
Today I'm sharing a few of the pages from my Halloween Math and Literacy Playing Cards in action + A FREEBIE. You can use these easy prep playing cards in - math stations - literacy centers - fast finisher corners - busy bags for improving math facts, sorting and classifying, matching, learning colors, Halloween vocabulary, emergent readers, playing games, and so on. The possibilities are endless. This Halloween Math and Literacy Center packet includes the following: 1. Halloween Vocabulary Chart 2. Small picture cards in rainbow colors (bat, hat, cat, caldron, Frankenstein, spider, candies, pumpkin, haunted house, witch) 3. Small word cards Colors Number words Halloween vocabulary Numbers 4. Color Vocabulary Cards (95x40 inches) 5. Medium cards (99x99 inches) Counting cards Number cards Ten frames Math symbols
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Left Right Activities
I am so excited to share my 200th resource, Left Right Activities, with you! Knowing our left from right is a concept which is able to be taught and understood during the preschool years and yet it is something which people can struggle with into adulthood. This packet includes the following printables: - Color posters (pages 4-5) - you can post these posters in your classroom to help your students remember which direction is left and which is right, - Black and white posters (pages 6-7), - Five different sets of printable left and right worksheets that will be fun for kids and help them practice their ability to recognize left from right. Students follow the directions to identify which object is on the right or left. (pages 8-12) - Left/Right board game - First, print your Left/Right game board. I recommend printing on card stock or laminating to make it sturdy. For the game you'll need a die and a game piece for your students. To play,
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