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🦃 Turkey Color Combinations: Making Numbers 5–10Make math festive with this fun Thanksgiving activity! Students color turkeys to show all the number combinations that make 5 through 10. Each page focuses on one target number, helping students practice addition facts and fact families in a hands-on, visual way. Great for: math centers, small groups, or seasonal review! Includes six printable turkey pages. Fun + learning = a gobble-good time! 🎨✨

Make math magical with this Valentine’s Day–themed combinations to 10 activity inspired by The Day It Rained Hearts by Felicia Bond! This fun, hands-on activity lets students practice making combinations of 10 while connecting math and literacy in a creative way. ✨ Activity Overview:Students will use two colors to color all of the hearts. Then they will: ❤️ Count how many hearts they colored in each color 💙 Write the number for each color 💜 Add them together to make 10 💗 Record a

Cute bright and simple number posters for classroom walls! These posters contain the numbers 1-20 as well as the matching ten frames for student visual. The bright colors yet minimal distractions of vivid backgrounds help to gain student engagement without being too stimulating. Colors:Pink Orange Yellow Green Blue Purple

Using snap cubes, students will build the combination towers. For extra fun use Valentine's Day colors!

Simple bright rainbow calendar pocket chart pieces! This set includes numbers 1-31, the months of the year (minus July), and the days of the week. This would go perfectly with the bright simple numbers and 2D shapes linked below! Works perfectly with Target's dollar spot rainbow calendar pocket chart! Bright and Simple NumbersBright/Black Speckled 2D Shapes (Basic)

This book offers an introduction to coins and their amounts! Cut the pages and staple them together at the top

Grab some Lucky Charms and have your students sort, graph and count their marshmallows! Some St. Patrick's Day fun!

Use to help your students form their teen numbers!

Use these cute and fun crowns to engage your learner when learning about the four basic shapes ans their sides/vertices!

Cut these hearts in half and have your student match them to help with number correspondence while enjoying the Valentine's holiday!

Students can roll a dice, place it on the middle monster. Then using googly eyes, create a monster with one more and one less.

Bright color and black speckled basic 2D shapes. These shapes would be best for primary grades. Shapes:Circle Square Triangle Rectangle Star Heart Colors:Pink Orange Yellow Green Blue Purple

Students will choose a gumball machine and place that many manipulative on the mat. This can be done with any manipulative, but circle counters or target dollar spot erasers are the best!

Students will roll a dice, write their number on the lines and using gold coins from dollar tree, they will show one more and one less.

Cut, laminate and use these combination cards with dry erase markers for a fun Valentines math center!

Sample of the Simple Rainbow Numbers available on my page!

Use this fun and engaging center for math combination or story problem practice! Laminate or put into a clear sleeve to be used over and over. Color and black and white version for your convenience.