KinderTrolls

This activity encourages students to count, identify and then trace the correct number. Great for developing and strengthening number sense, 1:1 correspondence, number identification, and number formation. Can be used in whole group, small group, or as independent practice. Pairs well with Dr. Seuss week and the goldfish from The Cat and the Hat!

14 pages of addition practice, with sums from 1-10. A consistent template allows students to gain confidence as they work their way through the packet. Even without a colored printer, the activities in color can be projected and completed in a small or whole group setting. This packet encourages growth in counting, 1:1 correspondence, number writing, and addition within 10.

This set provides a scaffolded, consistent approach that encourages learners to count the dinosaurs in each group, fill in and solve the addition sentence. Even without a color printer, the colored versions can be projected and completed in a whole or small group setting before students complete the black and white version independently.

In this product, students will count and write how many dinosaurs are in each group. As they write their answers, they will be filling in the given addition math sentence. This resource includes 6 worksheets, 3 in color and 3 in blackline. The colored versions are useful even without a color printer! Display or project them for students to complete in a small or whole group setting.

Students will use the provided visuals to complete the addition math sentence in each box. This activity is designed for early, beginning, or struggling learners as they work to grasp the concept of addition. This product includes 6 worksheets (3 in color, 3 blackline). Even if you don't have a color printer, you can display the color-copy of the worksheet and have students work to complete it in a small or whole group setting.

This resource can help teach and review several skills, including basic addition, counting, number writing, rhythm and note values. My students used this with an activity where they made their own shakers (out of easter eggs and rice) then used them to figure out the rhythm on the worksheet! It also makes a great connection to math. My students were so excited to work with music notes! I hope yours are, too!