Binary Code Challenge

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Ladybug Ladybird Challenge Card Template

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I have used these when working in Year 1 for morning tasks when children arrive into the school, as well as for carousel activities. I simply laminated the border, cut it out and stuck it onto a folded piece of card that could stand up on a table. I left a simple message about the task to complete so that children knew what they were required to do on each table. The border made the messages stand out. This worked especially well considering that the class I worked in was called 'Ladybird' class

K - 3rd

Phonics & Phonological Awareness, Place Value

Telling Time worksheet (color coded)

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Denis Cerritos

Ready to use telling time worksheet. Cut it as individual clocks and use it to make booklets for the children. Children will be able to learn the time with these color coded clocks. Red to mark the hour hand and blue for the minute hand. Easy to learn the o'clock hours for those children who are being introduced to time. You can also turn these booklets into flash cards telling the o'clock hour from 1 o'clock to 12 o'clock.

K - 2nd

Math

Build a Bridge! STEM Engineering Challenge – Inquiry-Based Design Project

Teacher Creature 007

Halloween Spider Web STEM Challenge

justine kim

Printable Clock Face for Teaching Time | Color-Coded Dry Erase Clock

Print A Toy

Code and Color - Odd and Even Numbers Game Basic math Tiger-theme

LolliArtDesigns

Mary Had a Little Lamb - Steel Tongue Drum Command Card

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Montessorily Yours

The steel tongue drum is a beautiful music-making instrument in any early childhood classroom or homeschool environment, but the song books that come with it are often challenging for children to independently navigate. Print and laminate this command card for an easy way to learn to play Mary Had a Little Lamb.

PreK - 1st

Music, Numbers, Reading

Color-by-Number (Addition) Activity!

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Educational Resources by Sincerely Sedae

This is a Color-by-Number (Addition) activity designed to blend fine motor skill development with arithmetic practice. The Theme: An underwater "Ocean Adventure" featuring friendly sea creatures like a dolphin, an octopus, a submarine, and various fish.The Math: Students are presented with simple addition problems (e.g., 2+3, 4+1, 6+2) scattered throughout the illustration.The Challenge: Students must first solve the math problems in each section.They then refer to the Color Key at the top, w

K - 1st

Mental Math, Numbers, Other (Math)