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Students will get some number practice in while having fun with these Marshmallow number cards! Lay out the cards and put them in number order. After they are in number order, have them close their eyes and take away a card or 2 and see if they can identify the missing number. Print 2 sets of cards and play a memory matching game. There are 4 s'mores included. Place them behind the number cards and have students read a number and see if the s'more is behind/under the card. Most importantly – H

Counting with the Rainbow Fish! Count the scales on the fish and match to the correct number. When all cards have been matched, use the optional worksheets for more practice. Great for ocean or friendship themed centers. Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning

Fine motor and counting activity all in one. Students count the jellyfish and use a clothespin to clip the correct answer. Another option is to use a dry erase marker to circle the correct answer. Two additional worksheets are included to use for assessment or additional practice. Version one has students counting the jellyfish and writing the number. Version two has students drawing the correct number of jellyfish or dots. This can be done with crayons or q-tips and paint. *Most importantl

2 versions of this Raindrop and Weather Themed Roll and Cover. One mat for #1-6 and one for #2-12 by rolling 2 dice and adding them together. Students roll the dice and cover the correct number on the mat. Pom poms, mini erasers, playdough, etc. can be used to cover the number on the mat. *Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning!

Easter Egg number writing task cards. Laminate and use a dry erase marker to trace the numbers. Students can pick an egg and trace the number OR put the eggs in order and then trace them.

Fine motor and counting activity all in one. Students count the shamrocks and use a clothespin to clip the correct answer. Another option is to use a dry erase marker to circle the correct answer. Two additional worksheets are included to use for assessment or additional practice. Version one has students counting the shamrocks and writing the number. Version two has students drawing the correct number of shamrocks or dots. This can be done with crayons or q-tips and paint. *Most importantl

Fine motor and counting activity all in one. Students count the raindrops and use a clothespin to clip the correct answer. Another option is to use a dry erase marker to circle the correct answer. Two additional worksheets are included to use for assessment or additional practice. Version one has students counting the raindrops and writing the number. Version two has students drawing the correct number of raindrops or dots. This can be done with crayons or q-tips and paint. *Most importantl

Easter Peeps number writing task cards. Laminate and use a dry erase marker to trace the numbers. Students can pick a Peep and trace the number OR put the Peeps in order and then trace them. For extra fun, give them a Peep to eat when they are done!

Pot of Gold St. Patrick's Day number writing task cards. Laminate and use a dry erase marker to trace the numbers. Students can pick a pot of gold and trace the number OR put the pots in order and then trace them.

Count the carrots on the card and match to the correct number. When all cards have been matched, use the optional worksheet for more practice. Great for Easter, Spring or Garden themed learning! Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning

Get a little spring counting practice with this fun worm themed set! Count the worms on the card and match with the correct number card. Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning

Gold coin leprechaun addition! Students choose a card. Then they will write an addition sentence to show the gold coins in each of the leprechaun's hands. Add the coins together to find the total coins each leprechaun has. *Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning!

Count the Lucky Charms on the card and match to the correct number. When all cards have been matched, use the optional worksheet for more practice. Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning

Count the correct number of Lucky Charms marshmallows on the cereal bowl. These mats can be used in a variety of ways. Print all the pages or just print what you need. You can also print multiple pages per sheet for smaller size cards and mats. Use pom poms, playdoh balls, small erasers or manipulatives to place on the mats or ten frames. I have also included a sheet of printable manipulatives for you to use. Lucky Charms cereal would make it extra fun! Add in some fine motor practice by using t

Students will practice patterns by continuing the St. Patrick day patterns on the strips. They'll look at the pattern card to see what the pattern is and use the single cards to continue the patterns. 14 cards with AB, ABB and ABC patterns. Students can also create their own patterns by using the single cards. Use the optional worksheet for assessments or a follow up activity. Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning!

2 versions of this Rainbow Themed Roll and Cover. One mat for #1-6 and one for #2-12 by rolling 2 dice and adding them together. Students roll the dice and cover the correct number on the mat. Lucky Charms marshmallows could be a fun item to use to cover the numbers! Pom poms, mini erasers, playdough, etc. can be used to cover the number on the mat. *Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning!

2 versions of this Pot Of Gold Themed Roll and Cover. One mat for #1-6 and one for #2-12 by rolling 2 dice and adding them together. Students roll the dice and cover the correct number on the mat. Use plastic gold coins or gold pom poms to cover for some extra St. Patrick's Day fun! Pom poms, mini erasers, playdough, etc. can be used to cover the number on the mat. *Most importantly – HAVE FUN while learning!

Students will get some number practice in while having fun with these Shamrock number cards! Lay out the cards and put them in number order. After they are in number order, have them close their eyes and take away a card or 2 and see if they can identify the missing number. Print 2 sets of cards and play a memory matching game. There are 5 gold coins included. Place them behind the number cards and have students read a number and see if the gold coin is behind/under the card. Most importantly

Match the balloon heart number card to the card with the matching base ten blocks. Cards can be matched randomly or have students put the number cards in order and then match the base ten tree to them. Print what you need! Working on 1-10? Just print the first few pages. Working on more? Print them all!

Count the correct number of candy for each of the candy jars. These mats can be used in a variety of ways. Print all the pages or just print what you need. You can also print multiple pages per sheet for smaller size cards and mats. Use pom poms, playdoh balls, small erasers or manipulatives to place on the mats or ten frames. I have also included a sheet of printable manipulatives for you to use. Add in some fine motor practice by using tweezers to place the counters on the mats. *Most import