Danielle Pratt

Teen numbers and their matching ten frames. Students could play a matching game with a partner. In my classroom we used these several ways. One way was to play musical chairs with the students. Each student recieved a paper for their chair, they walked around and when the music stopped they found a chair with a paper. Before they could sit down they had to identify the teen number or ten frame. The other way was a pocket chart game. Papers were put in a pocket chart, students then put their head

Phonics homework is a fun challenging way for students to connect what they're learning in school to what they're learning at home. This homework collection is aligned with saxon phonics and introduces the letters in the order saxon introduces letters in. Each homework page includes a phonics warm up game, review of phonics learned in class, sound review, sight word introduction and review, and sight word sentences that reinforce the new sight words and sounds introduced. Each letter has fou

Frog Friend Pack This pack can be used with the book Little Quack's New Friend by Lauren Thomson. Print out frogs to match upper and lowercase letters. Draw new friends made in school on a frog and practice writing skills by writing friends names on the frogs. Pack includes: ABC upper and lowercase frog match Writing friends names on a frog Drawing friends on a frog Writing friends names on a separate paper

Summer sight words are based on the pre-primer and primer Dolch list. Fun summer flash cards. These can be printed on card stock or construction paper. These fun flash cards can be used for memory games or Go Fish. Included: 74 sight words 25 blank sight words

Hot Chocolate Number Match A fun matching game with numbers 11-20. Students get to match mugs of hot chocolate ten frames to their matching marshmallow numbers.

This is a fun snowman math match for numbers 11-20. Students can use these matching snowmen to match the ten frames to the number. Students can also use the ten frames and write the number.

Great for numbers 21-100. A fun Easter egg way for students to put together numbers and then find the corresponding number on the 21-100 chart. Students play together as partners. One partner spins both spinners counting the number of eggs. Once they have both numbers they highlight or circle the number on the 21-100 chart. Then the partner tries to find a different number spinning the eggs.