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If you are looking for some fun exercises for the 100th day of school then this is for you! I have made colorful task cards that you can print and laminate. Place the cards around the room, give the kids the check off sheet, and watch them exercise their way to 100! And best of all... this is FREE! If you like it, please check out the other TPT items by KinderIrick.

This is a fun math center where kids get practice with place value. They match up cards for numbers 10-20. The cards work on Number and Operations in Base Ten. This math center is perfectly aligned for Kindergarten and First Grade, but it will make an excellent review for Second Grade as well. Common Core Standards K.NBT.A.1 Compose and decompose numbers from 11 to 19 into ten ones and some further ones. 1.NBT.B.2 Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of te

Catch those pesky Gingerbread Men with this adorable WANTED POSTER. You will get the WANTED POSTER, a MATH GRAPH, DIRECTIONS for making adorable GINGERBREAD MEN COOKIES, and a list of BOOKS about Gingerbread Cookies.

Give students practice with Base 10. They add the numbers on the frog cards and if it equals 10 then they keep the card. If not, the frog goes in the BOG. Lots of fun adding to 10! Covers the Common Core Math Standard K.OA.4 Easy prep. Just laminate and cut apart! Can be played by 2-4 students or put in a math center for individual practice.

Make an adorable flower using the kids own handprints for the leaves and the roots. The number of family members decides the number of petals on their flower allowing for a fun math glyph activity. You can also extend this by graphing the colors of the flowers they chose to make. There is a science page where students identify the missing plant parts and draw them in. This will be a perfect addition to your plant unit! Please check out the other great items in my store. Thanks for download

Practice number fluency and addition facts to five with this fun game. Make it a math center. Kids play in partners. Just print out the game and you are ready to go! This is an engaging and fun activity to help your kids learn and practice math facts to 5.

Easy prep! Just print, laminate then cut apart and the math center is ready. Kids work on counting to ten, putting the numbers in order, and recognizing how many objects go with each number. Lots of learning in such a simple activity! They love this puzzle! If you like it, make sure to leave feedback. Thank you for stopping by my store!

Students have fun gathering and analyzing data. They will learn fun facts about each other as they ask and answer the survey question. This activity has really brought my class closer as a community of learners and friends. Students roam the room with a clipboard and the survey. They poll 11 classmates and tally the data. Then they organize the data into a bar graph. Finally they will draw conclusions about the results comparing the survey results to their own preference. These surveys ma

Here's a fun FREEBIE for you to use to help your little ones recognize their numbers. Kids race to be the first to identify and color in all their numbers on their game mat. The numbers covered are 0-29.