Primary Resources

Playing number bingo is a fun way to practice number recognition. Have fun with your class. Give prizes of themed erasers or a candy for a BINGO and for following along.

Great for a Math Wall Bulletin Board.

Number Recognition in a Lucky Leprechaun version of Go Fish. Great for intervention or a independent Math Center. Can also be used as flashcards or to send home for review.

Christmas coloring pages to keep your early learners engaged during these last few days before the break. A few easy math pages are included to practice patterning, counting, printing numbers and recognizing numbers as well. I hope your students enjoy these pages while listening to some holiday tunes, having good conversations with their classmates and unknowingly strengthening their fine motor skills. Have a great Christmas and enjoy your last few days together this year!

One page for each month of the year to put up in the Math center or use as part of a Bulletin Board Display. Include birthday hats, stickers and prizes in the display to increase student interest. Helpful to keep the teacher on track and ensure no birthdays are missed. Just type in the students name and then the day of their birthday and press print.

Posters for numbers 0-10 with formation poems, ten frames and objects to show how many. Use as a Math Bulletin Board or in the Math Center. Great for Daily Review and to highlight the Number of the Day.

Beginning addition with sjhamrocks and gems or gold coins. Roll a dice and place that many gems or gold coins on the two different shamrock. The dice goes in the top right corner to show the answer to the addition question. Have your students move the gems to make other addition sentences with the same answer. For example if they roll a 4 they can do 2 + 2 = 4, 1 + 3= 4 and 0 + 4 = 4. They can also try reading the number sentences backwards and changing the sign to subtraction to learn about n

15 pages of my Kindergartners favorite online links, games and activities for language skills, literacy, math, Inquiry, and brain breaks. Great for parents, new teachers and homeschoolers.

Roll a dice, count out the carrots, feed the bunnies and build number sentences. Great Math Center activity for beginning addition.

Kindergarten Math centers and worksheets for number recognition, beginning addition, patterns, and sorting.

Hands on beginning addition. Use gems or gold coins and a dice to make number sentences on the shamrock mat. Works great in a sheet protector with wipe off markers.