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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 is a "Garden" 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?" and can ask students to explain their thinking, working on language skills. 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 gardening

Students practice counting objects and writing the number for how many things they counted. This activity is differentiated for 3 different levels. • Activity A is for numbers 1 through 3. It also has less objects to count (only three things), and the pictures are larger. • Activity B is for numbers 1 through 5, and has five items to count. • Activity C is for numbers 6 through 10. There are five items to count and many more objects on a page. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons

This is a "Penguin" 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?" and elicit students responses as to why on reasoning and language skills. Students can circle, point to, or underline the correct choices. There are 16 prompts in all. Graphics are flipped up and down and left/right in addition to having distinctly different penguins in the ques

This activity has 4 pages that has items related to spring holidays: Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, and Cinco de Mayo. The students can pick from a set of four, which item does not belong. There are 5 pages total, including the cover page. This could be used for centers in Pre-K, or for speech-language students. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

This is a "Bugs" 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?" and can ask students to explain their thinking, working on language skills. 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 bugs in the