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Easter Number Trace | Spring Number practice | Numbers 1-10

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HOW TO USE • Download the files. • Print on standard 8.5 x 11" paper or cardstock. (Please note that colors may appear differently on various monitors and printers.) • For reusable options, use menus, lamination, or page protectors with dry-erase markers. COPYRIGHT These files are intended for personal use only and are not to be resold or distributed. *PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for a digital file only. No physical item will be sent or shipped. Upon purchase, you will receive a downloadable d

PreK - K

Numbers, Writing

Unicorn Themed Five Frame Cards

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The Teaching Nanny Blog Store

Five frames are an excellent way for toddlers to being building number sense along with one to one correspondence skills. In this printable you will find two sets of cards 1-5. One set has filled frames and the second set has empty frames. Simply have your toddler use small counters like erasers or pom poms to fill each square. Enjoy!

PreK

Math

Spring Big or Small Worksheets - Special Education & Homeschool Print & Go

Reaching Exceptional Learners- LeCha Brown

Spring Movement Brain Break Cards/PreK&Kinder/Count, Pattern&Direction Movements

Exploring Beyond Books

Eye Spy | Cars Coloring Pages | I Spy Spring | Police Officer Craft | 1st Grade

Pop Sugar Cafe

Spring Morning Menu, Preschool Morning Basket, Kindergarten Homeschool

EverKai Designs

Calendar Puzzle Multisensory activity to teach the months in Ukranian

Created by

Lessons with Herbert

This product is designed to help children remember the months of the year in Ukrainian. You can make a huge calendar out of 12 sectors. There are names of the months and numbers to be cut out. It also has pictograms for all months because in ukrainian language each month is associated to a certain word. Sectors are blue for winter, yellow for summer, green for spring and orange for autumn. This product can be especially helpful for kids with dyslexia who struggle with remebering the consequences

PreK - 3rd

Math, Other (World Language)

Coin Values: Counting by Sight and Touch

Created by

Led to Discover with Bonnie Stephan

This is a fun project for helping students learn the value of coins. My students enjoyed sliding their fingers from the coin to the end of the ribbon or string while counting the number of attachments to the coin which in turn, helped them learn the value of different coins. Other variations such as tracing each line with finger paint or placing bead on the end of each string can also be fun.

K - 2nd

Applied Math, Math, Numbers