Lindsey Powers

Unifix Cubes Sorting Mats: Greater Than/Less Than Directions: Laminate each page and have students use their fine motor skills to place the correct color and number of unifix cubes onto their sorting mat. They should count both sides to explain which side has more and which side has less. Includes 20 pages of sorting mats focusing on numbers 0-10. Created by: Lindsey Powers 2013

Decomposing Numbers with Bonds and Bracelets Includes 7 activities: Mickey Mouse Math Mat (put in a pocket protector and use dry erase markers and base ten blocks) Number Bracelets: Make 5 (2 pages) Number Bracelets: Make numbers 1-13 (3 pages) Part Part Whole Mat (put in pocket protector and use dry erase markers and manipulatives) Decomposing Numbers Template & Worksheet Created by: Lindsey Powers 2014

Make Ten: Math for Kindergarten Directions: Look at the ten frame and complete the sentence (2 pages) Color the squares to make ten in different ways (1 page) Color the squares to make ten and write a number sentence to match (1 page) Cut and paste the stars into the right cloud (1 page) Created by: Lindsey Powers 2013

Subtraction Mania for Kindergarten by 5s and 10s Includes 10 worksheets -Subtraction Ducks -Subtracting Teeth -Subtraction Fun -Falling Leaves Subtraction -Caterpillar Subtraction Created by: Lindsey Powers 2014

Earth Day Color by Addition & Subtraction Activity April 22, 2013 Directions: complete the math problems and color addition problems blue and subtraction problems green. Created by Lindsey Powers 2013

Bowling Subtraction Make subtraction fun with these bowling templates. Subtract within 10 Subtract within 5 Complete the problem or use the blank template so that students can create their own subtraction problem. Use real bins to make it even more exciting! I got my real bowling kit at Target :)

The Cool Cat's Button Math - Adding and Subtracting 5 Kindergarten Created by Lindsey Powers 2013 Directions: For Addition, I recommend printing on colored paper, laminating each slide, and giving students different colored buttons. They can solve one card at a time using their buttons. I would also stick the cards in page protectors so that students can use a white board marker to write their answer in the box. For subtraction, same as above, but they can also use a white board marker to

Math Menu Centers aligned with Illustrative Math for Kindergarten Includes: Math Menu Color coded icons for all 25 kindergarten centersCenter picture icons for all 25 kindergarten centersColor coded chart organized by center title, stage number, standards addressed in each activityJust a fun and easy way to stay organized using Illustrative Math for Kindergarten. (c) Lindsey Powers 2025

Ladybug Addition Directions: Solve each addition problem and finger paint the correct dots on each ladybug. Write the answer on the line. Created by: Lindsey Powers 2016

Make Five Directions: Look at the ten frame and complete the sentence Color the squares to make five in different ways Color the squares to make five and write a number sentence to match Cut and paste the stars into the right cloud Created by: Lindsey Powers 2013

Race Car Subtraction Directions: Complete the addition problems by writing the answer in the same box. Whichever car wins first, write a “1” in their trophy. Whichever car wins 2nd, write a “2” in their trophy and so forth. Make it a race, and start wherever you choose! 4 worksheets included Created by Lindsey Powers

Race Car Addition Directions: Complete the addition problems by writing the answer in the same box. Whichever car wins first, write a “1” in their trophy. Whichever car wins 2nd, write a “2” in their trophy and so forth. Make it a race, and start wherever you choose! Includes 4 worksheets Created by Lindsey Powers 2013

Subtraction Fish Bubbles Directions: cross out the bubbles to find the answer. Includes 3 worksheets Created by Lindsey Powers 2013

Addition Machine Directions: Write numbers in the circles, draw marbles in the tubes connecting down into the equals box, and write the sum. Or use the blank version and have the kids choose their own numbers, use dominoes, or use dice. Created by: Lindsey Powers 2017

Ant Math! Created by: Lindsey Powers 2019 Directions: Project 1 – give each student a page of ants and have them create an addition or subtraction sentence and illustration. Project 2 – laminate the ant hills and the equation cards. Give each student a card and place it on the correct ant hill. Keep collecting the cards and switching the cards.

Regrouping Addition Scavenger Hunt Directions: Start at any card. Write the card number in the circle. Put any work in the answer box. Your answer will lead you to the next card. If you get back to your first card, you answered all of the questions correctly! Includes 12 Cards, 2 answer sheets for students, and an answer key for the teacher! (c) Lindsey Powers 2024

Easter Egg Math Hunt Addition and Subtraction within 10 Created by: Lindsey Powers 2023 Directions: Laminate the eggs and tape around the classroom. Have students walk around with their recording sheet and a clipboard to write the answers to each egg. Each egg has a letter to keep them organized. Each egg also has a modification to help struggling students be more independent – colored dots for visual counting. Includes: 16 eggs (8 addition, 8 subtraction) Recording sheet Answer key

How Much is that Doggy in the Window? An Addition Activity Directions are simply to add the two numbers together to find out how much each pet costs. Includes 2 worksheets. Created by Lindsey Powers 2013

Ladybug Addition Includes recording sheet and 24 ladybug cards to laminate. (c) Lindsey Powers 2023

Addition Flower Painting Directions: Solve each addition problem and finger paint the correct petals around each flower. Created by: Lindsey Powers 2016