Chuck's Cornucopia

Here is a fun and interactive way for primary students to practice their counting from 1 to 10. Each Google Slide™ has a bright scenescape to create interest and hold student attention. This resource will be "GROWING." Thus, you will be able to re-download at any time to gain updates that are created. Please send me NEEDS or WANTS so that I can include them in this resource. (My email is below.) Current slides below....and growing. How many? slides include: Suburban road (slides 2-6)Country r

This resource contains worksheets for your Kindergarten Math Centers that focus on subitizing, representing, recognizing, composing, and decomposing numbers. There is also focus on recognizing more, fewer, and the same, comparing quantities, identifying position, matching sets, and comparing dissimilar objects. Students will deal with numbers 1 to 10 throughout the worksheets. Use hands/fingers, number cards, 5-frames, and 10-frames to work on subitizing - having students immediately recog

This resource contains Conservation of Cardinality worksheets for your kindergarten Math Centers to practice counting and printing numbers from 1 to 10. Students must know that the final number tells how many, even when the order has changed or the objects are rearranged. There is order irrelevance! There are worksheets that have two lines to practice printing their numbers. They will have each number, a few dotted examples for tracing, and then space to print their numbers without a guide. T

This resource contains 1-to-1 worksheets for your kindergarten Math Centers to practice counting and printing numbers from 1 to 10. Most sheets have two lines to practice printing their numbers. They will have each number, a few dotted examples for tracing, and then space to print their numbers without a guide. There are two versions of the #1, #4, and #10 for teacher choice. Many sheets will also give you the option of using the digit (5) or the printed number (five) in the instructions/quest

Introduce this very important topic to your primary students. Financial literacy is a life skill that all students need to gain throughout their educational career. Most of the pages are focused on meeting the Ontario curriculum for Math - Number Sense and Numeration. There are some pages that describe coins that are used in Canada and are more informational. If you paid for this resource with cash, how much would you pay? Your students will know after completing this unit. Test them!This p