Greenworld Learning

Numeral counting cards are essential for learning number sense in Pre-K and K. These are great to have on hand during math small group lessons and in every center to practice counting and numeral recognition during play. This resource are my Spring number counting cards that are illustrated with watercolor pictures of things you can find during Spring. This resource includes:0-10 number and counting cardsNumber line (0-10), full color and black and white.Ten frames, full color and black and whi

Frog Life Cycle Montessori 3-part cards for PK, K, 1st, 2nd are a flexible resource that you can use in 4 differentiated ways:Sequence the life cycle using 1 part cards and images onlySequence and match all the parts, including words, practice readingCreate a flip book and write the stages of a lifecycle independentlySequence and write an observational sentence about each of stage of a life cycle. Frogs life cycle is a delight to teach in the classroom, because they go through such fascinating

This flip book includes two differentiated versions and you can use it at least three ways:Cut and glue stages of a frog life cycleDraw (and write) their own observations, especially if you are observing frog lifecycle or using realia to teach it in your classroom this yearMatch each stage of a life cycle with a corresponding wordAs a teacher you can use this activity as an observation tool, work sample and formative assessment piece or summative assessment for your students to show how well the

Frog Life Cycle Poster 8X 10 with original watercolors for PK, K, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade classroom! 3 ways to use this poster:1. Displaying this poster in your science area you will give your students a visual representation of a life cycle of a frog.2. Pair it with plastic figurines and let your students practice sequencing life cycle of a frog.3. Sparkle curiosity and creativity by adding art materials near by and encouraging students to make their own stages of a life cycle to take home.Enjoy

By doing this activity children will learn begin to learn about living and non-living things. They will do it in ways they love: through exploration, wonder and by using their body. Children will learn about science, math, and work on their large and fine motor skills. The scavenger hunt is no prep, just print the sheet, grab a bag and head outside. It can be played with toddlers, preschoolers and children in the primary grades.