Bernadith MCGINN

Odd and even card product materials are instructional tools designed to help students distinguish between odd and even numbers through interactive and engaging activities. These materials can provide a tangible way for students to visualize and physically manipulate numbers, helping solidify abstract concepts such as odd and even numbers. For hands-on learning, cut out each card, laminate it, and use clips or a dry-erase marker to mark the correct answer.

This printable material is for Addition with colored Bead Bars. Print the materials, laminate, and cut out each bead strip. Lay the colored beads out on a mat, then lay the addend bead bars horizontally side by side, count the beads, and select the number and place it next to the addends. Write the number sentence on the math graph.

This learning tools has 60 cards contain CVC words with pictures. This is great for children who starts to learn letter sounds recognition. With pictures this also helps improve children‘s vocabulary. Cut and laminate each cards and If you want you can divide these cards by short vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u). each short vowel sounds has 12 cards. You can store them in a bag, box or basket To place on the shelves where it can be easy to access during learning time.

This consonant blend pocket series includes 81 pictures with matching words. Organize these cards by sm, fr, fl, cr, st, bl, gr, tr, and sc/sk. Print the pages on cardstock and laminate them. Store them in boxes or pouches.

Montessori helps improve concentration and undertanding of quantities and numeric rquavalents with this printable Montessori materials and extension activities.

This worksheet is great tools to practice writing and naming objects that begins with each letter to enhance vocabulary.

These flashcards are great tools to master counting skills 1 to 20. Count the number of objects in each card and use a peg to clip on the correct number or cover the correct number with a chip.

Print on card stocks, laminate, and cut out each card. Place each card in a pocket or coin envelope with the letters that spell each picture. This is for children just starting to learn blending sounds and spelling. It helps them master their CVC words in controlled sets. This includes blackline pages for practice writing.

Print on card stock and laminate. Cut pictures and letters apart. If You like, you can  group the letters into 3 sets.  These cards are for children who are working on beginning sound and sequencing letters. Show the child on how to put all the pictures across the top of a table or mat, then say each letter sound and match to the correct pictures.

Print on card stock and laminate. Cut pictures and letters apart. You can  also group the letters into 3 sets.  These cards are for children who are working on beginning sounds and sequencing letters with pictures. Show the child on how to put all the pictures across the top of a table or mat, then say each letter sound and match to the correct pictures.

ABC flash cards are good for letter recognition, letter sounds, and enhancing vocabulary.