Dandelanes

Alphabet Playdough Mats – Sky, Grass, Ground – Capital & Lowercase Letters Activity are perfect for reinforcing letter formation and fine motor skills in the classroom. These playdough mats are ideal for literacy rotations, learning-through-play centers, or as an engaging resource for early learners. Each uppercase and lowercase letter is thoughtfully designed with clear instructions for proper letter formation. The mats feature sky, grass, and ground handwriting lines to visually support studen

Download this free addition chart for your students to use in the classroom. It’s a valuable resource for those learning to add and complements their number bond practice effectively.

Download this free multiplication chart for your students to use in the classroom. This will come in handy for helping them quickly reference multiplication facts, reinforce their learning, and build confidence in solving math problems.

Download this free hundreds chart for your students to use in the classroom.

The free printable contains worksheets for practicing vowels and handwriting. You can download it to preview my work's quality before deciding to buy the full alphabet collection available here.

Make math rotations more exciting by introducing students to a fun number bonds game! The rules are simple and based on a familiar game, but with a twist: the goal is to create number bonds. This engaging activity not only brings an element of play into the classroom but also helps reinforce their understanding of number bonds in an enjoyable way. Kids will love the challenge of forming the correct pairs, and as they play, they’ll be strengthening their math skills without even realizing it! Get

Download:This worksheet provides students with practice sorting numbers up to 20. Additional Resources:For more worksheets and games focused on numbers to 20, please check out my other listings.

Download:This worksheet is designed to help students learn and practice writing the days of the week and months of the year. Once completed, they can keep it in their notebooks or backpacks as a handy reference. Additional Resources:For more comprehensive activities and lessons on days of the week and months of the year, please check out my other listings.