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Easy to remember number rhymes to help young students print numerals correctly. Enlarge for a classroom poster and provide copies for students to share with families. I often find children reciting the rhymes automatically as they write! Color and Black and White versions are provided.

One turkey pattern block picture template open to many uses. Match pattern blocks and color or use spinners to fill in corresponding shapes as a partner game at math centers. Another turkey pattern block game open to spinners or dice for matching shapes.

A Tattle Turtle Poster and accompanying recording sheet set. The poster includes the popular tattle rhyme encouraging students to "tell it to the turtle" and write their concerns on one of the accompanying papers. Place these in a basket along with a turtle puppet and alleviate tattling in your classroom!

Two telling time worksheets with a spring theme. One portrays time to the hour exclusively and the other includes a combination of hour and half hour increments. Students color the clouds corresponding to the correct time on the analog clocks displayed. When classroom clocks are available students create the time on the clocks at their math center. Perfect for young students just learning the skill of "telling time". Color and black and white versions are included.

Students roll number dice indicating parts of the bat to add to the predrawn body. Samples are provided assuring success while practicing math and fine-motor skills. Share the dice with a partner and watch the bats grow for a fun October activity!

A fun addition to a hat thematic unit.Students complete the alphabet dot to dot and fill in the missing rhyming word. Fun to color, too!

A skip counting dot to dot with a frog theme. Students practice their skills counting by 5's to complete the frog and then color the picture. A good follow-up activity after completing a math center or just for fun! This activity is included in the Kindergarten Frog Math Set posted on TPT.

Students make individual decorated bags of fun ingredients such as owl beaks(candy corn) and pumpkins(cheese crackers) while practicing number and counting skills. This Monster Mix makes a sweet and salty alternative to the typical Halloween sugary snack, and students have fun following the spooky recipe!

An engaging math center activity using colored bear counters. Students sort and count their bag of bears and use this recording sheet to graph the results. Recording sheets with two fonts are provided.

Students take a race car themed number race! Played alone or with a partner. Shake the dice and fill in the matching sum on the grid. The number that gets to the top first is the winner. Fun math skill practice for kindergartners and first graders!

A hands-on math center activity for students to practice addition and money skills. Works well to use real or plastic coins placed on the penny pictures for both horizontal and vertical addition problems.

Students roll a dice to illustrate the accompanying leprechaun shape. They also practice tally skills while recording the number of times each numeral is rolled. A fun seasonal activity to play individually or with a partner at a math center! Color and black and white copies are included in the set.

Students roll the dice to draw a gingerbread person on the separate gingerbread shape. They also practice tally skills and record the number of times each numeral is rolled. A fun seasonal activity to play individually or with a partner at a math center!

A worksheet/recording sheet to practice both coin recognition and patterning skills. Pair with real or plastic coins during math centers to add depth and understanding. Can also be used as an assessment tool.

Individual bags of coins are sorted and students graph the results on their recording page. Real or plastic coins can be used. A summary class graph makes a great follow-up activity.

"Counting On" is an important math skill for young students to practice over and over. This versatile activity can be used at centers with the provided game boards and number cards, along with dice or spinners. Game boards can also be printed and used as a worksheet or assessment. Students print or place a numeral in the frame and count on using the ladybug spots. Answers are placed or recorded in the boxes. Fun kindergarten math activity for spring! Directions and Answer Key included.

Based on the Joy Cowley story "Grandpa Grandpa", students complete the book by filling in sea creature names to complete sentences. Students learn to distinguish fish, mammals, and reptiles in the process. Pictures are coloring book to allow for student illustration

Based on the array of big wide-mouthed frogs picture books. Students complete their own stories using colorful bug pictures and phonetic spelling. Black and white pictures are included as well as a direction page. Fun center options include having students use insect stamps or stickers instead of the cut and glue bugs.

Six activities with a Chinese New Year theme. Students practice measuring rice into common containers and record the results. There is a chopstick and mini marshmallow activity and another involving printing chinese "characters". Other activities include counting by 2's with a dot to dot , bird drawing design, and a fun taste and compare center. Information about traditions of the holiday are a part of this popular theme for young students!

A perfect way to reinforce early sight word skills. Each page focuses on a specific word and includes a word search and count, word tracing, and a finish the sentence portion. Word searches are basic enough for early learners (horizontal and vertical), and some include diagonals for additional challenge. Sentences are additionally comprised of other sight words from the packet and various forms of punctuation. Seasonal Words in a Snap! are also available on TPT!