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I Can Make a Donut / Roll & CountPractice number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, fine motor skills, and counting skills with this fun activity. What's included:1 Pink Donut cards1 Purple Donut card1 Back & White Donut CardHow to use this resource:Provide the students with a donut card, tweezers, and pompoms. Ask the students to roll a die, count, and add the same number of pompoms to the donut. It is recommended that you print the cards on cardstock and laminate for durability.This activ

Make math fun and engaging with this Garbage Truck Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:1 Garbage Truck card30 Garbage items 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 link

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

Your little students will love tracing the numbers on the gugs and counting from 1 to 20 with this fun and exciting hands-on counting activity. What's included:20 Happy Bugs Number Cards (1-20)1 Recording Sheet (1-10)1 Recording Sheet (1-20)How to use this resource:Students will choose a card and count the dots on the bugs, and trace the same number on the recording sheet. You may also like:Composting Count & Trace (1-10)Fire Count & Trace (1-10)Lemonade Ice Cubes Count & Trace (1-10)Ghosts Coun

Practice number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, fine motor skills, and counting skills with this fun Apple Tree Building activity. What's included:1 Apple Tree mat12 apple counting cardsHow to use this resource:Provide the students with an apple tree mat, tweezers, and pompoms (red, yellow, and green). Ask the students to pick a card and build a tree with the correct amount of apples. It is recommended that you print the strips on cardstock and laminate for durability.This activity coul

Make math fun and engaging with our Caterpillar Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:30 Caterpillar 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 appreciat

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

These PETS themed 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 not only at the beginning of the school year but all year long. How to use this resource:Provide the students with linking chains and 10 laminated cards. Ask the children to count the bones and chain the same number of links. You may also like:Counting Students on a

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 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

Here is a fun hands-on Penguin math activity to help students practice counting, one-on-one correspondence, and identifying numbers. How this resource works:In this activity each student will receive a laminated card, a dice, and 21 goldfish crackers. Students will roll a dice and find the penguin with the same number on its belly. Students will then "feed the penguin" by placing the goldfish crackers on top of the fish. I appreciate you stopping by and shopping my TpT store! If you like this

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

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

Do your little learners enjoy getting up and moving around?Grab this PETS Count the Room activity for your Pets math centers. Students can work on counting and writing the numbers under each picture. Count the Room activities are a fun way for your students to practice several math skills! They are great for counting, one to one correspondence, number recognition, and number formation. Materials you need:-Laminated mat and counting cards -Dry-erase marker You may also like:FARM ANIMALS Count

Make math fun and engaging with this Easter Number Sequencing activity to help students with ordering and sequencing numbers in the range 1-30. What's Included:1 Easter Bunny card30 easter eggs 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

Are you a teacher looking for an engaging math game for your little students this Winter? This Penguin Roll & Cover game is the perfect way to get kids excited about learning. They will be able to practice number recognition and number formation. They won’t even realize they are sharpening their math skills. Materials:Laminated CardsDiceCountersDry-erase markerHow to Use:Help kids master early math concepts in a super-fun way by having them roll a dice, count, and cover up the numbers inside

Make counting to 100 fun and engaging with these Insects Mystery Picture Puzzle (100 Chart)! Students complete a 100 chart puzzle to reveal an Insects -themed picture while practicing number recognition, counting, and number order from 1–100. This hands-on math activity includes differentiated recording sheets, making it easy to support learners at different skill levels in Kindergarten and 1st Grade. What's included:1 Butterfly 100 Mystery Picture Puzzles1 Ladybug 100 Mystery Picture Puzzl

Here is a fun hands-on math center to help students practice counting, identifying numbers, writing numbers, matching numbers and quantities and using tens frames. Your little ones will love this engaging math center activity! In this activity each student will receive 10 laminated cards, a dry eraser, and 10 counters (gems, mini erasers, playdough, pompoms, etc.) Students will select a card and count the stars. Then, the students will grab a dry eraser and trace the number. Lastly, students wil