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Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Unifix cubes are the answer. This complete collection of 45 play mats helps students explore patterns, less and more, building numbers, adding, and measuring. Because the play mats are for grades K-2, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some unifix cubes and you have a complete engaging and independe

Tired of your kindergarten students losing manipulatives, waiting for your help, or running out of things to do during math time? These kits are the answer. The kit has everything in it for your students to keep themselves busy as well as help them participate in whole group lessons. This Math Tool Kit is made to fit either the 5x7 or 4x6 clear photo bins or pencil boxes. Just print, cut, laminate, and place inside the bins! You need to provide a set of manipulatives (buttons, beans, cubes) in e

#NY2025 Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Pattern Blocks are the answer. This complete collection of 34 play mats helps students explore shapes and their attributes, solving puzzles, and partitioning into equal parts. Because the play mats are for grades K-2, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some pattern blocks and you have a comp

This set of memory match cards (9-20) provide another way for your students to practice the essential skill of knowing that teen numbers are one ten and some ones. The cards can also be used for comparing, sorting, subitizing, building (there is a blank ten frame), discussing, as well as a basic memory match game. How can I use this product?Set up a quick math game for 2-3 players. But also can be used for whole class discussions. What is included?PDF file with 11 pages. Is this available in a b

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Dominoes are the answer. This complete collection of 34 play mats helps students explore subitizing, adding and subtracting, less and more, least to greatest, comparing, odd and even, and fact fluency (doubles, doubles + 1, doubles + 2). Because the play mats are for grades K-2, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. Dominoes play mat stations for subitizing, adding/subtracting, & comparing

Want a simple and elegant way to store your manipulatives as well as have engaging and enriching math plays to go with them? Everything is color-coded for easy setup and clean up! Red - DominoesOrange - Ten FramesYellow - Unifix CubesGreen - Number TilesBlue - CountersPurple - Pattern BlocksThe Rainbow Math Cart is a complete storage system for your math manipulatives as well as these play mats. So you will have a ready to go independent station for individuals and small groups, for differenti

Twenty simple adding task cards and 20 simple subtracting task cards, includes an answer sheet that asks students to answer in three ways: a drawing, an equation, and using a ten frame. Collect the answer sheets together and staple together with the including covers to create a cute math booklet. How can I use this product?I have used task cards as a math center, journal prompts, whole class Scoot game, class discussions, or even assessments. This set also lets you create a booklet for portfol

50% off for 24 hours Want a fun way to practice connecting an amount with a number (like 3 dots with 3) as well as ten frames to teen numbers and adding 1 or 2 within 10 with a low-prep hands-on activity? These five puzzles at different levels are great for a variety of learners. All you need to do is print, and provide crayons, glue and scissors. Great for a quick display for fall and autumn, Halloween, or Thanksgiving. How can I use this product?These puzzles work great as activities, centers

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Colorful pom-poms and ten frames are the answer. This complete collection of 54 play mats helps students explore subitizing, patterns, building numbers, and adding and subtacting. Because the play mats are for grades K-2, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet protectors, gather up some puff balls or pom poms and you have a

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Simple counters (buttons, beans, etc) are the answer. This complete collection of 105 play mats helps students explore building numbers, less and more, adding within 20, subtracting within 10. Because the play mats are for grades K-2, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. Counters play mat stations for building numbers, less and more, adding and subtracting How can I use this product?Print ou

Do you want a non-worksheet way for your students to explore essential math skills? Number tile puzzles are the answer. This complete collection of 60 play mats helps students explore counting, less and more, and adding and subtracting. Because the play mats are for grades K-2, you can adjust to easily meet the needs of your students. Number Tile Puzzles play mat stations for counting, less/more, and adding/subtracting How can I use this product?Print out each play mat, insert into sheet prot

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice more and less, subitizing (seeing an amount without having to actually count), ten frames, and adding and subtracting within 20, and finding the unknown, such as 4 + ___ = 6. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. Multiple ways are included: dots, ten frames, and number equations. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Print version, click here.How can

Want a fun way to practice adding with a low-prep hands-on activity? These four puzzles at different levels are great for a variety of learners. All you need to do is print, and provide glue and scissors. How can I use this product?These puzzles work great as activities, centers, stations, or games. These are the perfect last minute resource for your K, 1st, and 2nd grade students! What is included?1 powerpoint file with 13 pages Cover/copyright info/and teacher notesExample page5 ready to prin

By playing this simple game, your students will explore the 100 chart. They each take turns writing a number in the grid, and whoever gets 4 in a row wins! They continue playing on the same chart and see how many games each player wins. They will see patterns, adding and subtracting, counting to 100, writing numbers, all while having fun! How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a game board for two players. You can insert the board into plastic sheets/laminate and provide

Simple way to have your students practice tracing their numbers. They roll a dice (or two) count the dots, and trace the number. Different levels from tracing numbers 0-5 to numbers 11-16, just depends on the mat you print and the dice. Helps with identifying, counting, adding, and even probability. How can I use this product?Print and assemble the tracing mats you want to use. Gather a standard dice (or two), whiteboard marker and eraser. Ideal for a student to work on their own. You can also m

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice more and less, subitizing (seeing an amount without having to actually count), ten frames, and adding and subtracting within 20, and finding the unknown, such as 4 + ___ = 6. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. Multiple ways are included: dots, ten frames, and number equations. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Google version, click here.How can

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice counting, comparing, and seeing more and less. One of the most difficult concepts for early math learners, is how much more or less. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Google version, click here.How can I use this product?As a math center, you can print out a set, insert them in plastic sheets/laminate, and you

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice counting, subitizing (seeing an amount without having to actually count), and connecting the number symbols to counting. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. Multiple ways are included: counting in rows, counting in circles, counting randomly, counting dots, counting in ten frames. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Print version, click here.How c

This set of number puzzle cards will help your students practice counting, subitizing (seeing an amount without having to actually count), and connecting the number symbols to counting. These puzzles help students independently explore these crucial concepts. Multiple ways are included: counting in rows, counting in circles, counting randomly, counting dots, counting in ten frames. These cards progress from easier to more difficult. Note: If you are looking for a Google version, click here.How c

These ten frames (1-20) will help your students count and see the relationship between the number, word, and the amount. You can use it as a station for students to put in order and then place the appropriate amount on the ten frame. Or you can used the completed ten frames to display in your classroom. What is included?22 page PDF file A set (1-20) that the ten frames are empty for students to place the counters on it.A set (1-20) with the ten frames filled so you can display them.Is this avail