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Boost early math skills with this Preschool & Kindergarten Abacus Math Bundle! This engaging resource includes hands-on worksheets for counting, addition, and subtraction, making math fun and interactive. Perfect for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers, this bundle helps young learners build a strong number sense using the abacus. This workbook is an introduction to abacus. Each lesson focuses on numbers on the abacus and how to use it. The abacus worksheets contain puzzles, mazes, and cut-a

This is an introduction to abacus and the second lesson. Counting Numbers 5-9 Worksheets. The abacus used has 1 bead on top and 4 beads on the bottom. This activity focuses on the top bead (has a value of 5) and the bottom beads (has a value of 1 for each bead). Counting from five to nine. This activity also includes tracing numbers, coloring by number, pixel art coloring, matching numerals to objects, and abacus. The abacus has been used for centuries and is utilized as a mathematical power

In the activity, the pre-k and kindergarten students focus on comparing numbers and the abacus for numbers 0–9. Students will also practice writing “greater than” or “less than” to work on their fine motor skills. This activity helps with number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Also encourages number order, like counting forward and counting backward. In this activity, we are counting only from 0 to 9, because learning the abacus is only one column of the abacus. Abacus is easy to

In the activity, the pre-k and Kindergarten students focus on the before and after numbers and what numbers that come in between. This activity helps number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Also encourages number order like counting forward and counting backwards. In this activity, we counting only to from 0-9 because learning abacus, it is only 1 column of the abacus. Abacus is easy to understand, it promotes tactile learning. The abacus used has 1 bead on top and 4 beads on the

Counting Forwards and Counting Backwards with Focus on Abacus. This is a number sense activity to have pre-k and kindergarten students learn to count forward and count backwards activity. Students read and write numbers in order. In this activity, we counting only to from 0-9 because learning abacus, it is only 1 column of the abacus. Abacus is easy to understand, it promotes tactile learning. The abacus used has 1 bead on top and 4 beads on the bottom. This activity focuses on the top bead (

Counting and coloring Numbers 0 to 4 on the abacus in a maze. These number sense mazes are perfect for pre-k and kindergarten to gain awareness of the numbers 0–4. Students practice number recognition on both the numeral and the abacus. This also encourages students to subitize and use number sense. There are 4 different mazes, and answer key. What is subitizing?Subitizing is the ability to quickly recognize the number of objects in a small group without counting them individually. It's essenti

This is an introduction to abacus. Counting Numbers 0–4 Worksheets. The abacus used has 1 bead on top and 4 beads on the bottom. This activity focuses on the bottom beads. Counting from zero to four. This activity also includes tracing numbers, coloring by number, pixel art coloring, matching numerals to objects, and abacus. The abacus has been used for centuries and is utilized as a mathematical power tool that will help eliminate math anxiety. Included is a “filling” bucket to monitor stude

In the activity, the pre-k and kindergarten students focus on adding numbers 0–4 with the abacus. This activity helps with number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Students will be able to visualize adding numbers; they will also see items becoming more. This also introduces students to decomposing numbers. This resource also has fun activities, like a game of who wins, color by number, puzzles, and a maze In this activity, we are adding from numbers 0-4. This is contained in one

In the activity, the pre-k and kindergarten students focus on subtracting numbers 5-9 with the abacus. This activity helps with number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Students will be able to visualize take away/subtract numbers; they will see items becoming less. This also introduces students to decomposing numbers. This resource also has fun activities, like a game of who wins, color by number, puzzles, and a maze In this activity, we are subtracting numbers 5–9. This is cont

In the activity, the pre-k and kindergarten students focus on adding numbers 5–9 with the abacus. This activity helps with number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Students will be able to visualize adding numbers; they will also see items becoming more. This also introduces students to decomposing numbers. This resource also has fun activities, like a game of who wins, color by number, puzzles, and a maze In this activity, we are adding numbers 5–9. This is contained in one colum

In the activity, the pre-k and kindergarten students focus on subtracting numbers 0–4 with the abacus. This activity helps with number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Students will be able to visualize adding numbers; they will also see items becoming more. This also introduces students to decomposing numbers. This resource also has fun activities, like a game of who wins, color by number, puzzles, and a maze In this activity, we are subtracting numbers 0–4. This is contained in