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This is a book of famous structures from around the world that I made for the construction area in my JK/SK class. It comes complete with a Construction Plan sheet and a book cover and sheet templates to create your own class book of building projects.

Use these three animal themes to help your students visualize numbers 1-10 using any counters you like (pompoms, cubes, dots, etc.) Each theme has ten pages each with a different animal to count. Enjoy!

This is a simple but effective way to discuss and sort the shapes of everyday objects. Students learn about 3D shapes as they sort everyday objects into four categories... - cube - cylinder - sphere - cone This can be used during input or left open as an independent activity.

In this engaging math activity, students will practice counting and representing numbers using a ten frame while exploring the vibrant world of ocean animals. Numbers 1-10 with a different animal on each page.

In this engaging math activity, students will practice counting and representing numbers using a ten frame while exploring the vibrant world of farm animals. Numbers 1-10 with a different animal on each page.

In this engaging math activity, students will practice counting and representing numbers using a ten frame while exploring the vibrant world of zoo animals. Numbers 1-10 with a different animal on each page.

A fun activity to review number recognition and ordering numbers 1-10. Cut out and laminate or, for a no-prep activity, have students cut and paste onto construction paper.

This is a slide show that makes counting fun including animations and links to halloween songs. My class had such a fun time counting all of the halloween pictures and were very excited to count out the matching cut outs afterwards.

This is a simple but effective way to discuss and sort the shapes of everyday objects. Students learn about 3D shapes as they sort everyday objects into four categories... - cube - cylinder - sphere - cone This can be used during input or left open as an independent activity.

This is a simple but effective way to discuss and sort the shapes of everyday objects. Students learn about 3D shapes as they sort everyday objects into four categories... - cube - cylinder - sphere - cone

Use coins to measure each St. Patrick's Day themed item. Great as a math center or small groups.