Gracehopper

Here's a counting game to go with your Fall or Pumpkin theme. It involves counting to 10, 20, or 30 by ones or skip counting. The game includes math talk cards to encourage students to use math vocabulary. This can be a partner game or you can print off more copies of the second page to make it a small group game. If you like this Gracehopper game, please leave a comment!

Great for a Zoo Theme! Print and cut these Number Order and Skip Counting Puzzles for an easy addition to your Math Workstation Centers! Several levels are included for easy differentiation: Count by ones to 10 and 20, Count by twos, Count by fives, and Count by tens all in one packet. Mount on different colored paper to eliminate confusion if you are placing these items in the same task bin.

These thematic math puzzles are perfect for your Math Workstations or centers! Plenty of differentiation and inviting pictures to inspire young learners to work on ordering numbers and skip counting. Print a master version for matching reference or make the activity more challenging by having students complete the puzzles without a master! Included in this packet are puzzles for counting by ones to 10 and 20, counting by 2's to 20, 5's to 50, and 10's to 100. Mount on different colored paper for

Have your little ones get Santa's reindeer ready for flight with this number order game. Great for ordering numbers according to any level of differentiation from 0-30, spatial reasoning, problem solving, working cooperatively, and much, much more! Use a Santa hat or stocking to place the reindeer cards in to add a bit of mystery to this enticing activity. Kid tested and overwhelmingly approved! Print on sturdy tagboard and laminate- this game will get lots of love!

Choose from several different styles of tally marks pages to laminate and post on your Calendar Time board or use in your individual Calendar Binders. Page options include pages with tally and numeral writing guides for skip counting by fives for all days of the school year or just to the 100th day of school. There are also blank pages in each style for older students to write the tally marks and numerals independently.

Choose one of the three Hundreds Charts to illustrate number patterns with your students. Each day, use a highlighter to fill in the number box as you count the number of days you are in school. For each number pattern a different color is used- directions are included in the packet. As the chart fills, number patterns will be easy to see! Laminate and use with dry erase markers year after year or print a class set and use in your Calendar Time binders!