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This packet contains 9 math homework activity cards. Each of the nine cards contains at least four simple activities parents can do with their child for homework! The activities are centered around manipulatives that are found in most kindergarten classes.
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ecteacher0000
Thank you.
January 12, 2013 
teacherkeila
These are great! Looking forward to using them with my kiddos.
November 27, 2012
dsmyrl
I love this idea! I wish there was a page that you explained everything for the teacher that is preparing these bags. Maybe there is a place that this is located??? Also, Literacy Homework Bags would be great! I would buy these from you. :)
September 28, 2012
sarahearmbruster
great activities for k kiddos.
August 27, 2012
ellenj01
These are great activities with clear directions for the parents! Thank you! :)
June 24, 2012
Jeanmarie Graham (TpT Seller)
Great packet ideas. Can also be used for a summer packet of activities as well.
April 15, 2012
ameyer1
These activities will be great to send home to reinforce concepts. Thank you!!
April 9, 2012
Teacherhonda
LOVE this!
March 19, 2012
LaurieDillard
:)
February 9, 2012
jlullmer
Thanks for the freebies! Love the ideas!
November 23, 2011
rkubo22
Thank you for the variety of activites! Thanks for sharing your ideas!
September 6, 2011
dglennon
Kim's work is just amazing! Thanks so much!
August 17, 2011
PatiRita
Thank you for this great freebie!
August 5, 2011
kara1g
Thank you!!!!!
August 1, 2011
vgwagoner
What a great resource! thanks, virginia
August 1, 2011
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cdhein
Hi Kim! My kindergarten team would love to use your math homework packet next year. There's only one problem, we'd need to translate it into Spanish for the majority of our families. Is there any possible way that you could send it to me as a word document for our translator?
Thanks,
Crystal Hein
chein@usd259.net
Thanks,
Crystal Hein
chein@usd259.net
April 29, 2013
kcdeering
Hi Kim - I love your products. I recently downloaded the Freebie - Math Homework Packets. You repeately refer to a pattern book with snaps and claps. What book is that exactly? Can you give me title and author?
Thanks,
Kim
Thanks,
Kim
September 24, 2012
Kim Adsit (TpT Seller)
It is just a book that I made. On each page there is a pattern of clip art hands clapping or snapping. So there would be one page with clip art of hands that went clap snap clap snap, another page with clap clap snap, etc. I used pictures out of an old math their way book, but I am sure you could find some on the internet.
September 24, 2012
kwash
I have trouble printing some of your downloads. The font doesn't always work out. any suggestions
December 16, 2011
Kim Adsit (TpT Seller)
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1. It sounds like you are either opening with an old version of Adobe Reader or if you have a Mac, you may be opening it with a Mac program called "Preview" and not even know it.
Preview has documented problems opening modern Adobe files. If you have a Mac, try opening Adobe Reader first (rather than just double clicking on the file), then open the file within
Adobe Reader.
You may also choose to set the default reader to Adobe Reader by following the instructions below.
2. If you are still having opening and you know you are using Adobe, look to see if you have a newer version. You can check the version by clicking Help then About from within reader. If you have a version earlier than 5.0 or 6.0, you should update your reader. Please let us know if either of these actions solves the problem.
According to TPT founder, 100% of fuzzy graphics is attributed to an old version of adobe or a non-adobe product, such as Preview.
To change the default reader on a Mac to Adobe:
Click on the icon of a PDF file type then choose File --> Get Info
You will see a dialog box labeled something like this "Gobble Gobble.pdf Info
Near the bottom, you will see a section titled "Open With:"
That indicates what application on you Mac is the default if you open the file from the desktop.
Click on the pop-up to bring up the list of possible applications and select Adobe Reader (whatever version is installed), then click "Change All" to make it the default application for all .pdf files (if that is what you want to do).
The OS will then ask you if you are sure, click "Continue."
Now the Mac will use Reader instead of Preview.
Make sure the version is new enough by following set 2 above
Let me know if this doesn't fix the problem.
December 19, 2011
briennaparkermom
Hello I just found your Math Homework Bags printable, do you have one for writing or Langauge Arts?
November 30, 2011
peggyfennemore
Hi Kim! I am purchasing some of your products! Love them! I just downloaded your Math Homework Bags and opened the pdf but I only see the titles and none of the print. There are black lines going through where the print should be. Are you able to forward me another copy maybe? WOuld LOVE to use these with my Kinders!
November 5, 2011
Kim Adsit (TpT Seller)
Sorry you are experiencing difficulty. Customers with the problem you describe have been able to resolve by one of two methods:
1. It sounds like you are either opening with an old version of Adobe Reader or if you have a Mac, you may be opening it with a Mac program called "Preview" and not even know it.
Preview has documented problems opening modern Adobe files. If you have a Mac, try opening Adobe Reader first (rather than just double clicking on the file), then open the file within
Adobe Reader.
You may also choose to set the default reader to Adobe Reader by following the instructions below.
2. If you are still having opening and you know you are using Adobe, look to see if you have a newer version. You can check the version by clicking Help then About from within reader. If you have a version earlier than 5.0 or 6.0, you should update your reader. Please let us know if either of these actions solves the problem.
According to TPT founder, 100% of fuzzy graphics is attributed to an old version of adobe or a non-adobe product, such as Preview.
To change the default reader on a Mac to Adobe:
Click on the icon of a PDF file type then choose File --> Get Info
You will see a dialog box labeled something like this "Gobble Gobble.pdf Info
Near the bottom, you will see a section titled "Open With:"
That indicates what application on you Mac is the default if you open the file from the desktop.
Click on the pop-up to bring up the list of possible applications and select Adobe Reader (whatever version is installed), then click "Change All" to make it the default application for all .pdf files (if that is what you want to do).
The OS will then ask you if you are sure, click "Continue."
Now the Mac will use Reader instead of Preview.
Make sure the version is new enough by following set 2 above
Let me know if this doesn't fix the problem.
1. It sounds like you are either opening with an old version of Adobe Reader or if you have a Mac, you may be opening it with a Mac program called "Preview" and not even know it.
Preview has documented problems opening modern Adobe files. If you have a Mac, try opening Adobe Reader first (rather than just double clicking on the file), then open the file within
Adobe Reader.
You may also choose to set the default reader to Adobe Reader by following the instructions below.
2. If you are still having opening and you know you are using Adobe, look to see if you have a newer version. You can check the version by clicking Help then About from within reader. If you have a version earlier than 5.0 or 6.0, you should update your reader. Please let us know if either of these actions solves the problem.
According to TPT founder, 100% of fuzzy graphics is attributed to an old version of adobe or a non-adobe product, such as Preview.
To change the default reader on a Mac to Adobe:
Click on the icon of a PDF file type then choose File --> Get Info
You will see a dialog box labeled something like this "Gobble Gobble.pdf Info
Near the bottom, you will see a section titled "Open With:"
That indicates what application on you Mac is the default if you open the file from the desktop.
Click on the pop-up to bring up the list of possible applications and select Adobe Reader (whatever version is installed), then click "Change All" to make it the default application for all .pdf files (if that is what you want to do).
The OS will then ask you if you are sure, click "Continue."
Now the Mac will use Reader instead of Preview.
Make sure the version is new enough by following set 2 above
Let me know if this doesn't fix the problem.
November 6, 2011
mwenning
After downloading this there are lots of missing words and areas that look like gray smudges. Am I doing something wrong?
August 3, 2011
Kim Adsit (TpT Seller)
1. Make sure you are using an up to date version of Acrobat Reader.
You can check the version by clicking Help then About from within
reader. If you have a version earlier than 5.0 or 6.0, you should
update your reader.
<p>
2. If you have a Mac, you may be opening it with a Mac program
called "Preview" and not even know it. Preview has documented problems
opening modern Adobe files. If you have a Mac, try opening Adobe
Reader first (rather than just clicking on the file), then open the
file within Adobe Reader. You may also choose to set the default
reader to Adobe Reader by following the instructions here.
<p>
To change the default reader on a Mac to Adobe:<br>
----------------------------------------------<br>
Click on the icon of a PDF file type then choose File --> Get Info
<p>
You will see a dialog box labeled something like this "sample.pdf" Info
<p>
Near the bottom, you will see a section titled "Open With:"
<p>
That indicates what application on you Mac is the default.
<p>
Click on the pop-up to bring up the list of possible applications
and select Adobe Reader (whatever version is installed), then click
"Change All" to make it the default application for all .pdf files.
<p>
The OS will then ask you if you are sure, click "Continue."
<p>
Now the Mac will use Reader instead of Preview.
You can check the version by clicking Help then About from within
reader. If you have a version earlier than 5.0 or 6.0, you should
update your reader.
<p>
2. If you have a Mac, you may be opening it with a Mac program
called "Preview" and not even know it. Preview has documented problems
opening modern Adobe files. If you have a Mac, try opening Adobe
Reader first (rather than just clicking on the file), then open the
file within Adobe Reader. You may also choose to set the default
reader to Adobe Reader by following the instructions here.
<p>
To change the default reader on a Mac to Adobe:<br>
----------------------------------------------<br>
Click on the icon of a PDF file type then choose File --> Get Info
<p>
You will see a dialog box labeled something like this "sample.pdf" Info
<p>
Near the bottom, you will see a section titled "Open With:"
<p>
That indicates what application on you Mac is the default.
<p>
Click on the pop-up to bring up the list of possible applications
and select Adobe Reader (whatever version is installed), then click
"Change All" to make it the default application for all .pdf files.
<p>
The OS will then ask you if you are sure, click "Continue."
<p>
Now the Mac will use Reader instead of Preview.
August 3, 2011
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