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This is a great activity with circle time or extra practice for ELL/special educations students with the concept of more and less. Each slide has 2 groups of penguins to count. There is a question at the bottom, "Which one has more?" or "Which one has less?" Students click on the circle and the answer appears. Most slides are 0-10. A few are from 10-20. There are 17 slides including the title slide.

This is a "Bugs" theme activity for Pre-K through Kindergarten that deals with the concept of "same" and "different." Each slide has five activities on it. Teachers can ask "Which is the same?" or "Which is different?". Students can circle, point to, or underline the correct choices. Teachers can put the "Shade" on so students only see one section at a time. There are 20 prompts in all. Graphics are flipped up and down, rotated, and left/right in addition to having distinctly different bugs in

This is a SMARTboard Activity that lets students practice their patterning skills. Each slide has two-three patterns on it. Students can select the right penguin from the bottom of the slide to complete the pattern. There are 17 patterns in all. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This is a great activity to work on patterning skills with preschoolers, kindergarteners, or students with special needs. This could be done during a preschool circle time activity, or as a math center. There are 18 patterns to "solve," ranging from "ABAB" to "AABAAB" to "ABCABC" to "ABBAABBA"- and many others in between! There are 7 slides, including the cover.

This is a math activity where students count the number of penguin and match the correct numeral to the number of penguins they counted. This activity would be a good center activity or circle time activity for preschoolers. It would also be good reinforcement for special education students.

This is a heart-themed math activity. Students count the objects on the smartboard and choose the correct number that matches the items counted. They have three numbers to choose from and drag the number to the black line. This activity could be used for circle time at preschool or for a math center during kindergarden. It could also be used as number reinforcement activity for special education students. There are 21 slides. Numbers are from 1 to 20 and are presented randomly. This work is lice

This activity has 8 pages that has items related to different types of weather: clothing, props, etc. The students can pick from a set of four, which item does not belong. There are 8 pages. This could be used for centers in Pre-K, or for speech-language students.

This is a spring-themed math activity. Students count two groups of objects and answer the question presented. (Which has less? or Which has more?") They click on the circle of their choice and a happy face or a sad face appears. This activity could be presented at circle time for preschoolers or at a math center for kindergartners. There are 16 slides for students to use - 17 total slides, including the title page.

This is a space-themed math activity. Students count the objects on the smartboard and choose the correct number that matches. They choose the correct number from three choices and then drag it to the black line. This activity could be used for circle time at preschool or for a math center during kindergarden. It could also be used as number reinforcement activity for special education students. There are 20 slides. Numbers are from 1 to 20 and are presented randomly. This work is licensed under

Students count two groups of objects and answer the question presented. (Which has less? or Which has more?") They click on the balloon of their choice and the answer "Yes" or "Try again!" appears. This activity could be presented at circle time for preschoolers or at a math center for kindergardeners. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This activity has 9 pages, including the cover, that has items related to a space theme: astronaut, shuttle, rocket, planets, sun, moon, stars, etc. The students can pick from a set of four, which item does not belong. This could be used for centers in Pre-K, or during therapy with speech-language students. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This is a circus-themed math activity. Students count the objects on the smartboard and choose the correct number that matches. They have three numbers to choose from and drag it to the black line. This activity could be used for circle time at preschool or for a math center during kindergarden. It could also be used as number reinforcement activity for special education students. There are 21 slides. Numbers are from 1 to 21 and are presented randomly.

This is a printable activity with 10 cards. Teachers or therapists can print the cards, cut them out and fold and glue them together. Each card has 2 snowmen on it. On the back of the card are 5 questions that have the word/concept "not." (Which snowman does not have buttons?) This activity is also good for developing snowman vocabulary (scarf, hat, buttons, broom, pipe, etc). This activity is useful for preschoolers, English Language Learners, and special education students. This work is

This is a farm-themed math activity. Students count the objects on the smartboard and choose the correct number that matches the items counted. They have three numbers to choose from and drag it to the black line. This activity could be used for circle time at preschool or for a math center during kindergarden. It could also be used as number reinforcement activity for special education students. There are 21 slides. Numbers are from 1 to 21 and are presented randomly. This activity could also b

This is a garden-themed math activity. Students count the objects on the smartboard and choose the correct number that matches. They have three to four numbers to choose from and drag it to the yellow line. This activity could be used for circle time at preschool or for a math center during kindergarden. It could also be used as number reinforcement activity for special education students. There are 20 slides. Numbers are from 1 to 20 and are presented randomly. This work is licensed under a Cr

This is a great circle time activity for Pre-K through Kindergarten that has to do with the desert theme that deals with the concept of "same" and "different." Each group has one of the two questions: "Which are the same?" or "Which is different?". Students can circle the correct choices. Teachers can put the "Shade" on so students only see one section at a time. There are 20 questions.. Graphics are flipped up and down, rotated, and left/right in addition to having distinctly different an

Students count two groups of objects and answer the question presented. (Which has less? or Which has more?") They click on the balloon of their choice and the answer a smiley face or a sad face appears. This activity could be presented at circle time for preschoolers or at a math center for kindergardeners. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

This is a great activity to work on patterning skills with preschoolers, kindergarteners, or students with special needs. This could be done during a preschool circle time activity, or as a math center. There are 18 patterns to "solve," ranging from "ABAB" to "AABAAB" to "ABCABC" - and many others in between! There are 7 slides, including the cover.

This is a "Snowmen" theme activity for Pre-K through Kindergarten that deals with the concept of "same" and "different." Each page has four activities on it. Teachers can ask "Which is the same?" or "Which is different?". Students can circle, point to, or underline the correct choices. There are 16 prompts in all. Graphics are flipped up and down, rotated, and left/right in addition to having distinctly different snowmen in the question. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attributio

This activity has items from December holidays: Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. Students can tell which items are the same, and which item is different. Teachers can put the "shade" on to show one item at a time. There are two 'Christmas' pages with 8 rows and a 'Hanukkah' and a 'Kwanzaa' page with 5 rows. This activity is great for concept and vocabulary builder for preschoolers, students with special needs, and English Language Learners.