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A set of flash cards that has each capital and lowercase letter and a picture of something that starts with that letter, just cut on the dotted lines. Great for young children in pre-kindergarten or kindergarten! Don't forget to rate for TPT credits! Font credit: Jackie Golden JFStickyFingers http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Jackie-Golden Clip art credit: Scrappin’ Doodles A to Z Clip Art http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Scrappin-Doodles

Learning capital letters is hard! But Capital Letter Bingo makes learning fun and is perfect for strengthening early literary skills, specifically in phonics. A parent, teacher, or child picks out a lowercase letter card. Players then have to figure out which capital letter matches the lowercase letter. The first player to have five in a row is the winner! There are six separate cards so that the game can be played multiple times without ever having the same experience. Letter cards are large e

This flash card set includes six basic 3d shapes in both color and black and white. Perfect for practicing at home. Just cut them on the dotted lines and you're ready to go! Don't forget to rate for TPT credits! Font credit: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Jackie-Golden Clip art credit: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Awaywiththepixels

Learning lowercase letters is hard! But Lowercase Letter Bingo makes learning fun and is perfect for strengthening early literary skills, specifically in phonics. A parent, teacher, or child picks out a capital letter card. Players then have to figure out which lowercase letter matches the capital letter. The first player to have five in a row is the winner! There are six separate cards so that the game can be played multiple times without ever having the same experience. Letter cards are larg

First Grade Sight Word Bingo is perfect for strengthening early literary skills. A parent, teacher, or child picks out a sight word card. Players then have to figure out which word matches the word they heard. The first player to have five words in a row is the winner! There are six separate cards so that the game can be played multiple times without ever having the same experience. Word cards are large enough for a group to see, and can easily be cut apart on the dotted lines. Don't forget to

Second Grade Sight Word Bingo is perfect for strengthening early literary skills. A parent, teacher, or child picks out a sight word card. Players then have to figure out which word matches the word they heard. The first player to have five words in a row is the winner! There are six separate cards so that the game can be played multiple times without ever having the same experience. Word cards are large enough for a group to see, and can easily be cut apart on the dotted lines. Don't forget t

Students practice telling time to the hour and half hour by racing to beat their friends. This bundle is on Google Slides and includes the following games at a discount (click each link for the individual games): Telling Time to the Hour Google Slides GameTelling Time to the Half Hour Google Slides GameTelling Time to the Hour and Half Hour (Combined) Google Slides Game1. Divide the players into 2 even lines next to each other. 2. As soon as the teacher changes to the next slide, the first playe

This book is meant to help students understand that teens are numbers that are between ten and twenty, and that every teen starts with the number 1. Each page contains both pictures of animals and ten frames to represent each teen.

Scoot is a great game to play to review concepts, introduce concepts, and can even be used as a pre-or post-test. I recommend using this game to see if students understand what an even or odd number is before asking them to explain how they know a number is even or odd. The rules are simple: 1. Cut out the 24 task cards 2. Place each task card around the room in order. I suggest putting them in a place where students can move quickly from one to the next. 3. Students carry the recording shee

Students love these puzzles! These puzzles are so easy to use and help students make connections between numbers, number words, and provides two different visual representations for numbers 1-100. These work great in many situations: -Learning a set of numbers such as the teens, tens, twenties, etc. -Great for centers! -Use during Math Daily 3 -Laminate and use again and again! Thanks again and don’t forget to follow my store for 50% off every item on the day it is released!

These pages will help students realize that even numbers can be equally divided into groups of two and that odd numbers cannot. Students look at the picture for each problem and have to circle groups of two to see if each number is even or odd. Then, they write "O" or "E" to show that they can connect the equal and unequal groups to the words "even" and "odd" . Comes with answer key for quick and easy assessment! Each download comes with 6 practice pages- 2 with counters, 2 with snap cubes,

This flash card set includes all 40 pre-kindergarten Dolch sight words. Perfect for practicing at home. Just cut them on the dotted lines and you're ready to go! Don't forget to rate for TPT credits! Font credit: Jackie Golden JFStickyFingers http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Jackie-Golden

These task cards work great at centers, for a game of Scoot, or just for extra practice! As an added bonus, they also come with an answer key for easy grading! Don’t forget to follow my store or Facebook page for half off every product the day it is released!

These schedule cards will liven up your room! Simply print them and cut them out. Laminate, hole punch, and then attach them with string or ribbon for a great-looking daily schedule. Includes the following cards: -Reading -Writing -Math -Science -Social Studies -Art -Gym -Music -STEM -Library -Lunch -Recess -Special I hope you enjoy! Don't forget to rate for TPT credits! Clip art credit: Scrappin Doodles Font credit: Jackie Golden

This set of addition flash cards contains index card- sized addition facts for numbers 0-10. Simply cut out each card and practice! Being able to do these easier problems from memory will allow students to move on to multiple-digit addition much easier. Pro tip: Print on thicker paper or laminate for long-term use This set works great with my Addition Timed Tests! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/0-9-Addition-Timed-Tests-1605775

A simple matching game to reinforce the use of tens and ones. Simply print the cards on colored construction paper (so you can't see through them) and turn them over in an array. Players take turns trying to match the cards. When a match is made, the player gets to keep the cards. The player with the most cards at the end is the winner!

This game makes a great center! In this game, students take a look at the given sets to figure out the mystery number. They must figure out how many tens and ones there are, and then what the whole number is. This game partners very well with teachers and students using Digi Blocks!

In this math center activity, students use a ten frame and a given amount to determine how many more they need to make ten. Don't forget to rate for TPT credits! Image credit: Scrappin' Doodles Font Credit: Jackie Golden Shapes Credit: Creative Critters

These cafe cards include both the headings and individual skill cards, perfect for your cafe menu. Pairs well with striped name tags, locker tags, daily 5 board, and schedule cards, all available in my store.

Students practice capital and lowercase letters by racing to beat their friends. These games are on Google Slides and includes 2 sets of 26 different slides with capital and lowercase letters! Looking for a Lowercase Letters Google Slides game? Click here!Looking for Capital Letters Google Slides game? Click here!1. Split up the players into two teams in lines. 2. As soon as the teacher changes to the next slide, the first player to correctly say the letter or letter sound in front of them ge