Learning Should Be Fun

This is created in the form, of an emergent reader. It asks students to count the animals on each page and write how many more are needed to make a certain number. After completing the math portion of this book, it can be used as an emergent reader. You might also be interested in the following animal themed emergent readers, printables, games, and activities. Just click on the links below: Rainforest Animals Emergent ReaderHow Many More? Animal Themed Math Emergent Reader ColorJungle Anim

Shark Squeeze is a fun game for your kiddos to work on comparing Numbers, while telling if a number is greater than, less than, or equal to another number. You will want to first print and laminate the mats and the sharks. Directions: This is a 2 player game. The first player will place sharks on each end of the number line facing each other. Then he or she will think of a # between 0 & 10 or 0 & 20 (depending on which mat you choose to use) and will write that # on a piece of paper. Pla

Directions: Thank you for purchasing my Making Ten Puzzles. This is a fun and engaging way to help your kiddos practice composing or decomposing 10, or to practice determining how many more are needed to get to 10, when given a specific #. I place the left pieces on the left side of the table, the middle pieces go in the middle of the table, and the right pieces on the right. I have my kindergartners pick up a left piece and then determine how many more are needed to get to 10 by counting on,

This princess themed Ten Frame Top-It game is a super fun card game that helps your kiddos compare numbers (ten frames) including teen numbers, by thinking about which number is greater, less, or equal to another number and it would align very well with the Core Knowledge Kings and Queens theme. This set includes ten frames 0-20. You may choose to use only 0-10 or 0-20 depending on the developmental level of your kids. You will want to print 2 copies of these cards to create your Top-It deck an

Jungle Bump is a fun and engaging game that is great for number recognition & addition. This game includes 4 Jungle Bump mats. You will need two dice and some counters to for your kiddos to use to cover the numbers. Here's How to play: Roll two dice and add the numbers together. Tell your opponent the total and then cover the number on the game board. If another player’s counter is there, BUMP it off! If your counter is already there, stack it up and freeze the number, so it can’t be bump

This is created in the form, of an emergent reader. It asks students to count the animals on each page and write how many more are needed to make a certain number. After completing the math portion of this book, it can be used as an emergent reader. You can find the black line version of this book at my store: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Learning-Should-Be-Fun

Thank you for checking out my animal themed Top-It cards. This is a super fun card game that helps your kiddos compare numbers by thinking about which number is greater, less, or equal to another number. This set includes numbers 0-10, with pictures to represent each number. You will want to print 3 to 4 copies of these cards to create your Top-It deck and you will probably want more than one deck. These pair nicely with my animal themed 10 frame Top-it (#0-20), so you can work on teen #’s