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Students will be engaged as they match the egg parts to complete this activity. It can be used as a math center, enrichment activity or intervention.

Looking for a fun way to practice subtraction from 20 before Christmas? Students will enjoy completing this Grinch puzzle. Cut the picture pieces. Students will then match the number on each puzzle piece with its corresponding equation to solve the puzzle.

Looking for a fun way to practice two digit addition before Christmas? Students will enjoy completing this Grinch puzzle. Cut the picture pieces. Students will then match the number on each puzzle piece with its corresponding equation to solve the puzzle.

Looking for a fun way to practice addition to 20 before Christmas? Students will enjoy completing this Grinch puzzle. Cut the picture pieces. Students will then match the number on each puzzle piece with its corresponding equation to solve the puzzle.

Looking for a fun way to practice multiplication before Christmas? Students will enjoy completing this Grinch puzzle. Cut the picture pieces. Students will then match the number on each puzzle piece with its corresponding equation to solve the puzzle.

Write the Room activities can create an engaging math activity perfect for Math Centers, Early Finishers, or Independent Practice. Counting and math skills have never been so fun and full of movement. What is Write the Room?In case you are new to Write the Room, let me give you a little explanation of this fabulous kinesthetic activity that can be used for nearly any skill. Tape the math problems around the room. As students walk around and solve the equations, they will write their answers on t

This is a great math center for students to build fluency to 20. Students begin by choosing a fire truck. Then they find the dalmatian with the correct answer. 30 addition equations and 30 dalmatians are included.

Write the Room activities can create an engaging math activity perfect for Math Centers, Early Finishers, or Independent Practice. Counting and math skills have never been so fun and full of movement. What is Write the Room?In case you are new to Write the Room, let me give you a little explanation of this fabulous kinesthetic activity that can be used for nearly any skill. Tape the math problems around the room. As students walk around and solve the equations, they will write their answers on

Write the Room activities can create an engaging math activity perfect for Math Centers, Early Finishers, or Independent Practice. Counting and math skills have never been so fun and full of movement. What is Write the Room?In case you are new to Write the Room, let me give you a little explanation of this fabulous kinesthetic activity that can be used for nearly any skill. Tape the math problems around the room. As students walk around and solve the equations, they will write their answers on

Looking for an interactive way to teach part/part/whole number bonds? This monkey & bananas activity is perfect for math practice in Pre-K, kindergarten or first grade. Students can move the correct number of bananas into the monkey's hands. Then they can combine the bananas into the monkey's mouth and write the math equation. I laminate these cards & my students write the equations with dry erase markers. Great for skill practice, centers, small group lessons, and more!

Looking for an interactive way to teach part/part/whole number bonds? This one fish/two fish activity is perfect for math practice in Pre-K, kindergarten or first grade. Students can move the correct number of fish into the bowls labeled "PART". Then they can combine the fish into the bowl labeled "WHOLE" and write the math equation. I laminate these cards & my students write the equations with dry erase markers. Great for skill practice, centers, small group lessons, and more!

Write the Room activities can create an engaging math activity perfect for Math Centers, Early Finishers, or Independent Practice. Counting and math skills have never been so fun and full of movement. What is Write the Room?In case you are new to Write the Room, let me give you a little explanation of this fabulous kinesthetic activity that can be used for nearly any skill. Tape the math problems around the room. As students walk around and solve the equations, they will write their answers on

Students will love to practice subtraction with this matching game. They will read the problem, find the difference and match it with the correct pot. I use it for centers, intervention groups or early-finishers.