Description
These spring adapted books are perfect for counting to 10, tracing numbers to 10, spring number tracing, and fine motor tracing! Designed for adaptive books special education, adapted books special education, and spring autism support, students will work on one to one counting correspondence, number formation sheets, count and write how many, and writing numbers to 10—making them ideal spring math activities for preschoolers or March, April, May speech therapy activities.
This resource includes springtime math practice paired with basic shapes and number writing practice for kindergarten. Ideal for occupational therapy spring activities, speech therapy for kids, special education classroom, special education early childhood, special education preschool, and use by a special education itinerant teacher!
What skills can you target?
✔ Counting and number recognition with the spring adapted book
✔ Counting to 10 and number writing practice for kindergarten
✔ Tracing numbers to 10
✔ Number formation sheets to reinforce writing skills
✔ Count and write How Many exercises to strengthen number recognition
✔ Spring math coloring sheets and happy spring coloring pages for added fun
✔ Spring vocabulary activities for March, April, and May speech therapy sessions
✔ Occupational therapy spring activities to support fine motor development
This spring math activity for preschoolers is perfect for functional math in special education, early intervention, and March speech therapy activities. Use it to support writing numbers to 10, fine motor tracing, and count how many skills while keeping students engaged with spring-themed visuals and exercises!
These books are perfect for the following populations of students:
- Early intervention speech therapy students working on basic one to one correspondence counting skills.
- Regular education students working on math activities in preschool, 4K, or 5K.
- Early childhood students working on counting skills and number recognition skills.
- Special education students who receive speech therapy or occupational therapy as a related service. Help your students achieve their special education math goals and fine motor goals while working on labeling!
- Students with articulation impairments who are practicing sounds while rote counting. This is great for initial TH, F, and S (three, four, five, six, seven).
- Students with language impairments working on answering questions that start with How many? or working on using plurals.
- Students with intellectual disabilities or Autism who need adapted activities to work on math skills in the general education curriculum.
- ELL students who are practicing basic English vocabulary.
THIS COUNTING ACTIVITY PRINTABLE PRODUCT INCLUDES:
✅1 adapted counting book
- The book prints in color and is 11 pages in length.
- The pages measure 5.5” x 8.5.”
- Each page in the book has a prompt at the top, items to count in the middle, and a space to attach the corresponding number at the bottom.
- Featured spring items include a rainbow, chicks, eggs in a nest, bunnies, flowers, umbrellas, kites, raindrops, suns, and rain boots.
- 10 number cards- The number cards measure 2.3” x 2.3.”
- 1 storage board for the number cards- This storage board measures 8.5” x 11.”
✅1 counting, tracing numbers, and coloring book
- The book has 10 pages with line drawings and measures 5.5” x 8.5.”
- Tracing numbers include visual cues for correct formation.
✅1 counting, writing numbers, and coloring book
- The book has 10 pages with line drawings and measures 5.5” x 8.5.”
- Each page has a 1” handwriting line to write the corresponding number.
YOU WILL LOVE THIS PRODUCT BECAUSE...
❤️The interactive book activity is fun for students to complete. Once assembled, this adapted book will last your entire career.
❤️It can be used to work on one to one counting skills with a variety of students.
❤️Your students can work on springtime vocabulary and number identification at the same time. Also, work on answering the question- How many?
❤️This is a great for working on fine motor skills through tracing and writing numbers.
❤️Do your students like to color? Use this as a fun springtime coloring page activity.
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March Adapted Books, Spring Math Activities Preschoolers Spring Activity Booklet
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Description
These spring adapted books are perfect for counting to 10, tracing numbers to 10, spring number tracing, and fine motor tracing! Designed for adaptive books special education, adapted books special education, and spring autism support, students will work on one to one counting correspondence, number formation sheets, count and write how many, and writing numbers to 10—making them ideal spring math activities for preschoolers or March, April, May speech therapy activities.
This resource includes springtime math practice paired with basic shapes and number writing practice for kindergarten. Ideal for occupational therapy spring activities, speech therapy for kids, special education classroom, special education early childhood, special education preschool, and use by a special education itinerant teacher!
What skills can you target?
✔ Counting and number recognition with the spring adapted book
✔ Counting to 10 and number writing practice for kindergarten
✔ Tracing numbers to 10
✔ Number formation sheets to reinforce writing skills
✔ Count and write How Many exercises to strengthen number recognition
✔ Spring math coloring sheets and happy spring coloring pages for added fun
✔ Spring vocabulary activities for March, April, and May speech therapy sessions
✔ Occupational therapy spring activities to support fine motor development
This spring math activity for preschoolers is perfect for functional math in special education, early intervention, and March speech therapy activities. Use it to support writing numbers to 10, fine motor tracing, and count how many skills while keeping students engaged with spring-themed visuals and exercises!
These books are perfect for the following populations of students:
- Early intervention speech therapy students working on basic one to one correspondence counting skills.
- Regular education students working on math activities in preschool, 4K, or 5K.
- Early childhood students working on counting skills and number recognition skills.
- Special education students who receive speech therapy or occupational therapy as a related service. Help your students achieve their special education math goals and fine motor goals while working on labeling!
- Students with articulation impairments who are practicing sounds while rote counting. This is great for initial TH, F, and S (three, four, five, six, seven).
- Students with language impairments working on answering questions that start with How many? or working on using plurals.
- Students with intellectual disabilities or Autism who need adapted activities to work on math skills in the general education curriculum.
- ELL students who are practicing basic English vocabulary.
THIS COUNTING ACTIVITY PRINTABLE PRODUCT INCLUDES:
✅1 adapted counting book
- The book prints in color and is 11 pages in length.
- The pages measure 5.5” x 8.5.”
- Each page in the book has a prompt at the top, items to count in the middle, and a space to attach the corresponding number at the bottom.
- Featured spring items include a rainbow, chicks, eggs in a nest, bunnies, flowers, umbrellas, kites, raindrops, suns, and rain boots.
- 10 number cards- The number cards measure 2.3” x 2.3.”
- 1 storage board for the number cards- This storage board measures 8.5” x 11.”
✅1 counting, tracing numbers, and coloring book
- The book has 10 pages with line drawings and measures 5.5” x 8.5.”
- Tracing numbers include visual cues for correct formation.
✅1 counting, writing numbers, and coloring book
- The book has 10 pages with line drawings and measures 5.5” x 8.5.”
- Each page has a 1” handwriting line to write the corresponding number.
YOU WILL LOVE THIS PRODUCT BECAUSE...
❤️The interactive book activity is fun for students to complete. Once assembled, this adapted book will last your entire career.
❤️It can be used to work on one to one counting skills with a variety of students.
❤️Your students can work on springtime vocabulary and number identification at the same time. Also, work on answering the question- How many?
❤️This is a great for working on fine motor skills through tracing and writing numbers.
❤️Do your students like to color? Use this as a fun springtime coloring page activity.
YOU MIGHT ALSO BE INTERESTED IN…
Old MacDonald Had a Zoo Adapted Book
Blog Post: 5 Steps for Creating a Preschool Lesson Plan
OTHER INFORMATION...
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE...Leave feedback for this resource after you have used it. Leaving feedback increases the likelihood of it showing up in search, which allows more educators to use it. (It also allows you to earn money toward future TPT purchases!) Go to your "my purchases" page and click the "leave a review" link after using this product.
Would you like to know when I post new resources? Simply follow me on TPT.
➡️For more valuable content and resources go to www.theitinerantclinician.com.
I’m continually improving and adding to my products. I would love to hear your ideas on improving this product. If you have any ideas let me know in the question section of my store. Your ideas are greatly appreciated!
