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Get this bundle FREE by checking out the link in our Week 1 Freebie! Give students the engaging practice they need to master number recognition, one to one correspondence, and number writing from the beginning of the school year with this no-prep, daily math slide routine!Have you ever experienced one of these problems? Your math curriculum moves on too fast and students aren’t mastering key skillsYour students are bored by the same kind of repetitive practiceYou feel like you have to spend tons

Subitizing numbers rather than counting one by one is one of those skills that just takes lots of repetition– so why not give your kindergarten students a variety of engaging games like this one to practice? This math center printable game uses ten frames to help students see numbers from 6-10 as “five and some more” helping them move from counting one by one to subitizing. How to play:In this game, students draw a numeral card, then hunt for the matching ten frame on the board to place their to

Want to help your kindergarten students master number recognition, one to one correspondence and number writing to 10 in an engaging, effective way? These 8 hands on activities are perfect for math centers, small groups, homeschool, or even first grade intervention.  When you buy this bundle, you get each activity for $1 plus an option for 3 more bonus resources for intervention, differentiated practice and assessment! Here's what you'll get in this downloadable PDF for every activity:  PDF

Subitizing numbers rather than counting one by one is one of those skills that just takes lots of repetition– so why not gives students a variety of engaging games like this one to practice? This math center printable game uses two different configurations on ten frames, tally marks, and finger combinations to help students see numbers from 6-10 as “five and some more” helping them move from counting one by one to subitizing. How to play:This game is played like the classic game of GO FISH with

Want to help your kindergarten students master subitizing to 10 in an engaging, effective way? Students need A LOT of repetition to move from counting one by one to subitizing, and novelty is the key to sneaking in all that practice! These 3 classic games are perfect for math centers, small groups, homeschool, or even first grade intervention.  When you buy this bundle, you also get the option for 2 more bonus resources for introducing subitizing on five and ten frames, as well as a subiti

Subitizing numbers rather than counting one by one is one of those skills that just takes lots of repetition– so why not give your kindergarten students a variety of engaging games like this one to practice? This math center printable game uses ten frames and tally marks to help students see numbers from 6-10 as “five and some more” helping them move from counting one by one to subitizing.  How to play:This game is played like the classic game of war where all cards are distributed between the

A great activity for students to self-assess their number recognition and also be reminded of important counting strategies! Have you ever had proficient students that just seem to miss the mark of mastery because of their lack of strategy implementation? This activity is perfect to get them in the habit of slowing down and checking their work through more careful counting strategies. How to play: (also shown in preview!)In this activity, students draw a number card, count out that many cubes,

Give students fine motor practice while also building their early math skills!  This activity is exactly what you need for students working on number recognition from 0 to 10.  Students count the dots, practicing one to one correspondence, and then find the number that matches the quantity. The best part?  There’s a built-in feedback mechanism that lets them know if they’ve counted and identified the number correctly! Interested in related skills?  We recommend checking out our Numbers 0 to 10

Get your students engaged in mastering number recognition to 10 with this simple and beautiful hands on math activity that gives them immediate feedback on their learning!   This is a Montessori inspired activity but if you don’t have the Montessori materials, we include a DIY video so you can make them easily yourself (all you need is pony beads and pipe cleaners)! Interested in related skills?  We recommend checking out our Numbers 0 to 10 hands-on activity bundle for a deal!Here's what you'll

Students writing numbers backward or having difficulty mastering number recognition? This hands-on activity uses a multi-sensory approach to teach numbers and quantities to 10 with a material students can’t help but love to practice with! In this simple, hands-on activity,  students build the numerals 0-10.  Building helps solidify the shape in the student’s mind, while making play doh balls to cover the ten frame connects the symbol with the quantity.  Interested in related skills?  We recomm

One to one correspondence, counting strategies, number recognition, and number writing are all key foundational kindergarten math skills.  Try out our amazing hands on activities in this FREEBIE bundle for numbers 0 to 5! These 3 activities are perfect for kindergarten and preschool math centers, small groups, homeschool, or intervention groups. We’ve also included directions to request two free bonus writing activities and number recognition assessment sheets sent directly to your email! Here's