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Do you need an All About Me theme for your preschool or kindergarten? All About Me themes are typically introduced at the start of each school year. This is a great opportunity for children to get to know each other, introduce themselves, and learn more about their families and interests. How to Use:Provide the students with counting cards and counters. You can use family counters or even rainbow bears counters. The students will count the number of people of a certain house (number on the door

Make teaching patterns EASY all year long with this engaging, hands-on Pattern Strips Year-Long Bundle! Perfect for Preschool, Pre-K & Kindergarten, this resource gives you monthly pattern practice your students will love. With a variety of colorful images, students will build confidence identifying, extending, and creating patterns in a fun and meaningful way. What's included:Ant Pattern StripsApple Pattern StripsAutumn Pattern StripsButterfly Pattern StripsCommunity Helpers Pattern StripsEar

This DINOSAURS Bundle is loaded with fun activities to help your students build math and literacy concepts! Some of the Literacy skills covered in this bundle are pre-writing, letter identification, beginning sounds, and letter formation/handwriting. Some of the Math skills covered are one-to-one correspondence, counting, addition, number identification, sorting, and fine motor skills. Included:Counting Dinosaur Bones Roll & Cover!Counting Dinosaur Fossils!Dinosaur Alphabet Tracing Cards!Dinosa

These Counting Umbrella Raindrops (Linking Chains) are loaded with a lot of fun and fine motor skills practice. A super hands-on way to engage students while learning how to count from 1 to 10. How to use this resource:Provide the students with linking chains and an umbrella. Ask the children to look at the number on the umbrella and chain the same number of links. It is recommended that you print the mats on cardstock and laminate for durability.I appreciate you stopping by and shopping my TpT

Sorting and grouping things together is an important cognitive skill. It teaches students to notice similarities and differences, to categorize, and to develop early literacy and numeracy skills. Preschoolers will practice matching colors, counting, grouping and more! This activity could be placed in a center or station for students to practice independently or in a small group. The Activity:Print and laminate the giraffes. Provide the students with pom-poms or any other counter. Ask students to

Make learning shapes fun and engaging with this Shark Shape Matching with Buttons math center! This hands-on activity is perfect for helping young learners practice 2D shape recognition while strengthening fine motor skills using real buttons. Designed for Kindergarten (and easily adaptable for Pre-K), this low-prep math center is ideal for small groups, independent work, morning tubs, or Ocean classroom activities. Shapes included:circle, heart, triangle, square, oval, rectangle, star, and

Make math fun and engaging with our Lion Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:1 Lion card30 Lion cub number cardsHow to use this resource:Laminate and print the cards on card stock for extra durability and use them again and again. Take a hole puncher and punch 2 wholes next to each lion. Provide the students with linking chains and ask the students to put the numbers in order using the linking chains. You may also l

Make math fun and engaging with our Ants Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:30 Ants number cardsHow to use this resource:Laminate and print the cards on card stock for extra durability and use them again and again. Take a hole puncher and punch 2 wholes next to each circle. Provide the students with linking chains and ask the students to put the numbers in order using the linking chains. I appreciate you stopping b

Make learning shapes fun and engaging with this Canada Day Shape Matching with Buttons math center! This hands-on activity is perfect for helping young learners practice 2D shape recognition while strengthening fine motor skills using real buttons. Designed for Kindergarten (and easily adaptable for Pre-K), this low-prep math center is ideal for small groups, independent work, morning tubs, or Canada Day classroom activities. Shapes included:circle, heart, triangle, square, oval, rectangle,

Make math fun and engaging with this Tooth Fairy Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:30 Tooth number cardsHow to use this resource:Laminate and print the cards on card stock for extra durability and use them again and again. Take a hole puncher and punch 2 wholes next to each tooth. Provide the students with linking chains and ask the students to put the numbers in order using the linking chains. You may also like:C

Make math fun and engaging with this Shamrock Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:1 Leprechaun card30 shamrock number cardsHow to use this resource:Laminate and print the cards on card stock for extra durability and use them again and again. Take a hole puncher and punch 2 wholes next to each circle. Provide the students with linking chains and ask the students to put the numbers in order using the linking chains. Y

This Counting Dinosaur Tails activity (Linking Chains) is loaded with a lot of fun and fine motor skills practice. A super hands-on way to engage students while learning how to count from 1 to 20. How to use this resource:Before the activity, the teacher will punch a hole at the end of each dinosaur’s tail. Students will look at the number on the dinosaur card and count out the same number of linking chain. They will then attach the chains through the hole to build the dinosaur’s tail. For exam

Make math fun and engaging with this Alien Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:30 Alien number cardsHow to use this resource:Laminate and print the cards on card stock for extra durability and use them again and again. Take a hole puncher and punch 2 wholes next to each circle. Provide the students with linking chains and ask the students to put the numbers in order using the linking chains. You may also like:Christ

Make learning shapes fun and engaging with this Christmas Tree Shape Match with Buttons math center! This hands-on activity is perfect for helping young learners practice 2D shape recognition while strengthening fine motor skills using real buttons. Designed for Kindergarten (and easily adaptable for Pre-K), this low-prep math center is ideal for small groups, independent work, or morning tubs.Shapes included:circle, heart, triangle, square, oval, rectangle, star, and octagonWhat's included

This SPACE COLOR SORTING activity could be placed in a center or station for students to practice independently or in a small group. Sorting and grouping things together is an important cognitive skill. It teaches students to notice similarities and differences, to categorize, and to develop early numeracy skills. What's included:2 Rockets Color Sorting Cards1 Shooting Star Color Sorting Card2 Comets Color Sorting Cards1 Planet Color Sorting Card1 Planet Earth Color Sorting Card1 Astronaut Col

Make learning shapes fun and engaging with this Easter Basket Shape Matching with Buttons math center! This hands-on activity is perfect for helping young learners practice 2D shape recognition while strengthening fine motor skills using real buttons. Designed for Kindergarten (and easily adaptable for Pre-K), this low-prep math center is ideal for small groups, independent work, morning tubs, or Easter classroom activities. Shapes included:circle, heart, triangle, square, oval, rectangle,

Your little students will love this graphing activity. This fun printable will go over well with your kids and go great with your SPACE themed centers. What's included:1 Space color graph1 Space black & white graph1 printable dice6 pocket dice cardsHow to use this resource:Students will choose a graph, roll the printable dice or pocket dice, color the space above the corresponding picture, and determine which space image reaches the top first. You may also like:Fish Roll & Graph!Crayon Roll & G

These NEW YEAR Linking Chain Cards are loaded with a lot of fun and fine motor skills practice. A super hands-on way to engage students while learning to how to count from 1 to 10. A fun, play-based math activity that can be used all year long. How to use this resource:Provide students with linking chains and 10 laminated cards. Ask them to connect the same number of links they see on their rocket cards. You may also like:Counting Students on a Bus!Counting Books (1-10)Counting Markers (1-10)Co

Make shape practice extra sweet this Easter with this hands-on Jellybean Shape Sort activity! Students will identify shapes and sort colorful jellybeans into the correct jar mats. Shapes included: circle, triangle, square, oval, rectangle, diamond, hexagon, heart, star, and octagon. How to use this resource: Students pick a jellybean and identify the shape shown inside the jellybean. They then look for the matching jar mat labeled with that shape and place the jellybean inside the correct jar.

Working on patterns will be a lot of fun with these SPACE pattern strips! Your students will attempt to identify the patterns and put the appropriate picture on each strip to finish it. This set includes 12 different pattern strips! Pattern sets included: ABA, AABB, AAB, and ABC. The differentiated pattern strips make it simpler for beginners to practice simple patterns and also interesting for those who are more advanced in their understanding of patterns. How to Use:It is recommended that yo