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The easy way to recognize and audibly connect the letter to the first sound of the pictures corresponding to the letter. Using play doh, clay or bits of cereal or sand is a great way to promote fine motor skills, sensory, and reinforce letter recognition. Encourage your child or student to stay within the lines as a form of practice for fine tuning pace. To use: Download the file and print as needed. Laminate and then trim the edges to your favorite size. If you like my work, consider checking

The easy way to recognize and audibly connect the letter to the first sound of the pictures corresponding to the letter. Using play doh, clay or bits of cereal or sand is a great way to promote fine motor skills, sensory, and reinforce letter recognition. Encourage your child or student to stay within the lines as a form of practice for fine tuning pace. To use: Download the file and print as needed. Laminate and then trim the edges to your favorite size. If you like my sample, consider purchas

Perfect for creating a a work box for early finishers or during math center time. I recommend printing this out and glue onto index cards or laminate for durability! For younger students, read the card with them and point at each word while holding the card and the bolded underline number to help show the correlation of bolded number indicating the number of the picture of the card. For example, the card asking for the length of 3 binder clips will have the numeric number 3 and a picture of a b

This is my math freebie which I hope will help your students find counting fun and interactive. Feel free to use this with other math manipulatives you have on hand such as pebbles in your front yard, leaves, sticks, bottle caps, etc. Basket counters are at the bottom of the page for your convenience to cut out or draw on. I personally like to laminate all my math sheets so students can use white board markers on them and erase as they need. Kids just love drawing with white board markers!