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This set of anchor charts and worksheet will be a great supplement to your math curriculum, to help your students understand the difference in a.m. and p.m. This set includes: an a.m. and p.m. anchor chart an a.m. and p.m. sorting activity

This anchor chart uses the acronym MELTS and is perfect for those with limited wall space! You can print it on 8.5x11 in paper or larger. Has word examples and pictures! This would even work for student notebooks.

These are great as a center, one on one work, assessment, or homework. Students count pennies then circle the corresponding amount on the piggy bank. Two worksheets-1st count pennies to 5 & 2nd count pennies to 10.

There are basic strokes that a child should be able to make before they are ready to begin writing. Here is a document that I created to use as a portfolio page for my preschoolers. An important precursor to handwriting is prewriting strokes. Students learn the eye-hand coordination needed to develop letter formation through prewriting strokes. It also teaches angle execution and motor planning. Prewriting also teaches students top to bottom and left to right movements. It is so important to

Counting the number of words in a sentence helps readers develop the “concept of word” skills needed to become proficient readers. This activity will increase students’ phonological awareness by having them count words in a sentence. Counting the number of words in a sentence, helps them develop/practice sentence segmentation. The activities included are designed for small group intervention and/or independent learning centers. This activity is for students who visually understand that word

Using squares to write letters in provide students with boundaries, these worksheets give students opportunities to trace the letter and to write the letter independently. There are multiple ways to use these worksheets: 1. To set up the cards for use in a write and wipe center with a dry-erase marker, print out all the pages and laminate or place them into a page protector for durability. To keep them together in a book-like format, punch holes and secure the cards together with rings/ribbo

Using squares to write letters in provide students with boundaries, these worksheets give students opportunities to trace the letter and to write the letter independently. There are multiple ways to use these worksheets: 1. To set up the cards for use in a write and wipe center with a dry-erase marker, print out all the pages and laminate or place them into a page protector for durability. To keep them together in a book-like format, punch holes and secure the cards together with rings/ribbon

Using squares to write letters in provide students with boundaries, these worksheets give students opportunities to trace the letter and to write the letter independently. There are multiple ways to use these worksheets: 1. To set up the cards for use in a write and wipe center with a dry-erase marker, print out all the pages and laminate or place them into a page protector for durability. To keep them together in a book-like format, punch holes and secure the cards together with rings/ribbon

Using squares to write letters in provide students with boundaries, these worksheets give students opportunities to trace the letter and to write the letter independently. There are multiple ways to use these worksheets: 1. To set up the cards for use in a write and wipe center with a dry-erase marker, print out all the pages and laminate or place them into a page protector for durability. To keep them together in a book-like format, punch holes and secure the cards together with rings/ribbo

This if a file of 3 picture addition worksheets with sums to five. It is perfect for those students who are just beginning to learn how to do addition. Perfect for assessments, assignments, homework, or centers. You can use them as handouts or print and laminate for reuse.

This is a great way to introduce students to the concept of adding sets of numbers together. This activity is particularly great for young learners who are just learning how to count and add and who are visual learners. Use this package for one of your math center activities! This is great for differentiation as well. Students will count the number of objects in each group and circle their answer.

Simply cut out the pieces and glue on poster board. Also included is a personal anchor chart for students-mine love them. After the lesson is finished, I put a copy of the personal anchor chart either on the wall or in a notebook for students to reference to as needed. The personal anchor charts save wall space.

Two different levels of matching worksheets. Each level has 4 worksheets. Students practice their thinking skills and fine motor skills as they draw lines connecting matching pairs. Students cut out the pictures on the right and glue it beside the matching picture. Great as a center/station work, or homework.

This product contains Thanksgiving related pictures with black backgrounds so that students with visual impairment might be able to see the pictures to color.I have used black backgrounds so that students with visual impairments can see the pictures better. This packet uses a lot of ink.

This product contains shape pictures with black backgrounds so that students with visual impairment might be able to see the pictures to color.I have used black backgrounds so that students with visual impairments can see the pictures better. This packet uses a lot of ink.

Using squares to write letters in provide students with boundaries, these worksheets give students opportunities to trace the letter and to write the letter independently. There are multiple ways to use these worksheets: 1. To set up the cards for use in a write and wipe center with a dry-erase marker, print out all the pages and laminate or place them into a page protector for durability. To keep them together in a book-like format, punch holes and secure the cards together with rings/ribbo

This product contains Thanksgiving related pictures with black backgrounds so that students with visual impairment might be able to see the pictures to color.I have used black backgrounds so that students with visual impairments can see the pictures better. This packet uses a lot of ink.

This if a file of counting worksheets. It is perfect for those students who are just beginning to learn how to do addition. Perfect for assessments, assignments, homework, or centers. You can use them as handouts or print and laminate for reuse. Worksheet 1 has counting 5 Worksheet 2 has counting 7 Worksheet 3 has counting 10 Worksheets 4 & 5 counting 13 Worksheets 6 & 7 counting 15

These are great as a center, one on one work, assessment, or homework. Students count pennies and nickels (to 15) then circle the corresponding amount on the piggy bank. One worksheet-front/back or two separate worksheets.

Counting the number of words in a sentence helps readers develop the “concept of word” skills needed to become proficient readers. This activity will increase students’ phonological awareness by having them count words in a sentence. Counting the number of words in a sentence, helps them develop/practice sentence segmentation. The activities included are designed for small group intervention and/or independent learning centers. This is not designed for emergent readers to be able to read th