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"Very fun, colorful, and engaging plant resource to use with my pre-k students during our plants and insects unit. Thanks!"
Brittany C.
Description
These hands-on Bugs Path Games help children practice counting, numeral identification, subitizing, and one-to-one correspondence.
>> Please Note: This set is included in the large BUG THEME MATH & LITERACY PACK! If you plan to purchase that pack, you DO NOT need to purchase this set. (The bundle has 20 printable activities & is sold for $8.) <<
This pack has 2 short path games and 2 long path games. These games can be played individually or with small groups. They can also easily be used as cooperative games.
Kids roll the dice and either identify the numeral (numeral die) or identify the dots (subitize). Then count how many spaces to move the playing piece.
Short Path Games: Kids will count and move the playing piece to the end.
Long Path Game #1: Kids will count and move their playing piece. As they land on a leaf, they will collect a leaf card.
Long Path Game #2 (Race): Kids will count and move playing pieces to see which animal wins the race.
Materials Needed: Game dice and playing pieces (dry erase marker caps are perfect)
My materials are designed especially with Pre-K in mind, but will work great in Kindergarten as well.
>> Please Note: This set is included in the large BUG THEME MATH & LITERACY PACK! If you plan to purchase that pack, you DO NOT need to purchase this set. (The bundle has 20 printable activities & is sold for $8.) <<
This pack has 2 short path games and 2 long path games. These games can be played individually or with small groups. They can also easily be used as cooperative games.
Kids roll the dice and either identify the numeral (numeral die) or identify the dots (subitize). Then count how many spaces to move the playing piece.
Short Path Games: Kids will count and move the playing piece to the end.
Long Path Game #1: Kids will count and move their playing piece. As they land on a leaf, they will collect a leaf card.
Long Path Game #2 (Race): Kids will count and move playing pieces to see which animal wins the race.
Materials Needed: Game dice and playing pieces (dry erase marker caps are perfect)
My materials are designed especially with Pre-K in mind, but will work great in Kindergarten as well.
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What others say
"Very fun, colorful, and engaging plant resource to use with my pre-k students during our plants and insects unit. Thanks!"
Brittany C.
Description
These hands-on Bugs Path Games help children practice counting, numeral identification, subitizing, and one-to-one correspondence.
>> Please Note: This set is included in the large BUG THEME MATH & LITERACY PACK! If you plan to purchase that pack, you DO NOT need to purchase this set. (The bundle has 20 printable activities & is sold for $8.) <<
This pack has 2 short path games and 2 long path games. These games can be played individually or with small groups. They can also easily be used as cooperative games.
Kids roll the dice and either identify the numeral (numeral die) or identify the dots (subitize). Then count how many spaces to move the playing piece.
Short Path Games: Kids will count and move the playing piece to the end.
Long Path Game #1: Kids will count and move their playing piece. As they land on a leaf, they will collect a leaf card.
Long Path Game #2 (Race): Kids will count and move playing pieces to see which animal wins the race.
Materials Needed: Game dice and playing pieces (dry erase marker caps are perfect)
My materials are designed especially with Pre-K in mind, but will work great in Kindergarten as well.
>> Please Note: This set is included in the large BUG THEME MATH & LITERACY PACK! If you plan to purchase that pack, you DO NOT need to purchase this set. (The bundle has 20 printable activities & is sold for $8.) <<
This pack has 2 short path games and 2 long path games. These games can be played individually or with small groups. They can also easily be used as cooperative games.
Kids roll the dice and either identify the numeral (numeral die) or identify the dots (subitize). Then count how many spaces to move the playing piece.
Short Path Games: Kids will count and move the playing piece to the end.
Long Path Game #1: Kids will count and move their playing piece. As they land on a leaf, they will collect a leaf card.
Long Path Game #2 (Race): Kids will count and move playing pieces to see which animal wins the race.
Materials Needed: Game dice and playing pieces (dry erase marker caps are perfect)
My materials are designed especially with Pre-K in mind, but will work great in Kindergarten as well.
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Very fun, colorful, and engaging plant resource to use with my pre-k students during our plants and insects unit. Thanks!
My 4 and 5 year old preK students loved these path games and they fit perfectly with our insect and gardening studies!
My son loved this! We used it at home and he asks for it all the time!
We used these items in small groups and the children really seemed to enjoy the games. They enjoyed the collecting the leaves and the children enjoyed the race to the flower game.
Great, easy, low prep activity to use
I used this resource as a supplemental activity for the parents to have at home with their students. They really enjoyed using it for math activities!
this was fun, thanks!
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