Danielle Swartz

Make St. Patrick’s Day math fun and hands-on with this St. Patrick’s Day Number Sort!Students will practice recognizing numbers in multiple representations as they sort ten frames, counting on fingers, tally marks, and dominoes. This engaging activity helps build strong number sense while giving learners meaningful practice with different ways to show quantities. Perfect for math centers, morning tubs, small groups, or independent practice, this St. Patrick's Day-themed sort keeps students mo

Build number sense with these engaging Number Clip Cards 1–20!These hands-on clip cards help students practice counting, number recognition, and quantity matching in a fun, interactive way. Learners count the objects on each card and clip the correct number — making this a perfect low-prep activity for math centers, morning tubs, small groups, or independent practice. Designed for little hands, these cards also strengthen fine motor skills while reinforcing early math concepts.

Make Valentine’s Day math fun and hands-on with this Valentine’s Day Number Sort!Students will practice recognizing numbers in multiple representations as they sort ten frames, counting on fingers, tally marks, and dominoes. This engaging activity helps build strong number sense while giving learners meaningful practice with different ways to show quantities. Perfect for math centers, morning tubs, small groups, or independent practice, this Valentine-themed sort keeps students motivated while

Use these quick and easy pom-pom pattern cards to help students learn patterns.

Build snowman out of different shapes. Great for small groups, independent work, and in a math center. Teachers can talk about the different attributes the shapes have.

This is a great game to get your students counting numbers 1-6 and also recognizing numbers 1-6. Students will use a dice to roll and then cover what they rolled. There are 3 versions of the board for various levels.

This is a great activity for Pre-K students at the beginning of the year. It allows students to match the numbers but they can also count the gumballs in the gumball machine to determine the number.

Use these Popsicle stick pattern cards to help your students learn different types of patterns.

This is a great sheet to send home with Pre-K students as homework. It uses literacy skills by identifying lower case letters on one side and then math skills by counting the number of objects on the back side.