Mrs. Bee's Classroom

This template allows your students to pick one card each from the "Who", "What", "Where", and "When" to build their own sentence. Once they have built the sentence, they should write it out on the lines at the bottom of the page.

Children will use pizza toppings to solve the addition problems beneath the plain pizza visual.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, students will need a dry erase marker to trace the numbers. They should also practice 1:1 correspondence skills using the ten frames at the bottom of the card.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, you will need to cut out the greater than, less than alligators so that the students can use them for each task card.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, you will need to cut out the corresponding pictures so that students can dress their paper dolls according to the weather scene!

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, you will need to cut out the corresponding pictures so that students can match them to the right profession.

These task cards can be completed independently by students. They're great for Kindergarten - Second Grade Centers activities. For this activity, you will also need small clothespins so students can mark their answers.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, students will need small clips to mark their answers on each card.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, students will need a dry erase marker to write their answers in the bubbles.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, students will need small clips or a dry erase marker to mark their answers.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, students will also need a dry erase marker to complete this activity.

Task boxes are a great way for students to practice skills independently. For this task box, students will also need small clips or a dry erase marker to mark their answers.

Addition 1-10 - Finger Counting Task Cards I like to have the students use mini plastic clothespins to mark their answers so they can practice fine motor skills as well, but if you laminate them, the kids can use black dry erase marker and it can be erased later!