LearningwithMsVicki

VPK Assessment PreparationStudents will be asked to compare words and select which is Shortest/Longest. PromotesMathematical ThinkingCognitive DomainCritical Thinking

Number TracingThis activity is great for fine motor skills and assisting students write their numbers. Numbers can be tricky for students, a pencil is added at the top to show students where to begin.Blue and red lines are guiders for where children can begin and stop. Have students try independently with the extra space for increased difficulty.

Mathematical Thinking Fine Motor Skills Handwriting Place Value Science and More! 17 Pages!!!This bundle is to help your student practice their skills moving through early preschool and begin preparing for Kindergarten! Includes Handwriting activitiesFill in the blanksCountingPatternsSpot the DifferencePhonics5 senses worksheetsNumbersAlphabet

Ocean Theme AB Pattern AcitivityStudents will use their Mathematical Thinking SkillsCritical Thinking SkillsFine Motor Skills and more! Example provided to assist students in completing more independently

An Easy way to teach the sequence of Numbers, Addition, and Subtraction! Tape your laminated numbers to the floor and allow student(s) to hop from number to number! For sequencing allow students to jump forward, calling numbers as they jump. For addition, give students a dice and have them “add” that many jumps! Ex: +2 = 2 hops forward. For subtraction, just have students jump backwards! Happy Learning!

THIS ACTIVITY PROMOTES Mathematical ThinkingOrganizing VisualsFine Motor skillsCognitive DevelopmentStudents will be asked to cut and sort pictures to their shape. Friendly visual reminders such as glue sticks will promote staying on task and more visual students! This activity pairs well with the Shape Song Swingalong by Barefoot Books!

Transportation Thematic UnitSpot the difference! This is an easy skill level to introduce students to comparing and contrasting. This an important skill for students to learn to Think CriticallyProblem SolveFocusin a fun creative way using materials they enjoy!

This Ocean Themed worksheet is the perfect way to have students begin practicing addition. Fun, creative, and colorful design choices will help keep children excited about learning. Pictures have been added to help students count as they learn this new skill. An example has been added to help students complete assignment more independently. Ocean-Beach-Fish Thematic UnitPair with Leap Frog letters available on my page for a fun addition activity

Count & WriteGreat for Mathematical Thinking, Fine Motor, Handwriting, and Place Value!Featuring fun colorful themes on all 3 pages for more student interaction!

Number Tracing This activity is great for fine motor skills and assisting students write their numbers. Numbers can be tricky for students, a pencil is added at the top to show students where to begin.Blue and red lines are guiders for where children can begin and stop. Have students try independently with the extra space for increased difficulty.