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Here is a super simple activity for beginning counting. Students will roll a single die, count the dots, and color the matching number. I hope your students enjoy this activity! This activity is aligned with Common Core Standard K.CC.4 (Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.) Have fun learning!

Are you having trouble finding morning work for the first nine weeks of school? Everything I've tried is simply too difficult for my little kindergarteners to do independently so I created my own! This printable pack contains 45 worksheets that introduce the letters of the alphabet and numbers 1-20. For the first nine weeks of school, students will simply color and trace. They will gradually be introduced to each letter of the alphabet, the letter sounds, numbers, ten frames, number words, a

Roll and Cover is always a favorite in my classroom! With your purchase, you will get a Halloween Roll and Cover game board. I recommend printing the game board on card stock and laminating it before use. This game can be used to reinforce addition skills, number recognition, and dice pattern recognition. It is appropriate for K-2 Math Workshops, stations, or centers. Each student will need 2 dice, a game board, and candy corn to cover up their answers. You can use math counters or bingo chi

This ready to use packet provides a math center activity for each Counting and Cardinality standard in the Common Core. Download the preview to see a screen shot of each page! Table of Contents 1. Trace and Count to 100 Students can use this hundreds chart to practice counting to 100 by 1s or 10s. This chart can be laminated and students can use dry erase markers to trace over each number. **This activity is aligned with Common Core Standard K.CC.1.** 2. Order Up! Students will use thes

Number Mats for Math Stations These Number Mats will put a fun twist on learning numbers and number words! Just print each mat onto cardstock and laminate each one. Students will use a dry erase marker to trace and circle each number. Then, they will build each number and number word using Play-Doh or Wikki Sticks. There is one mat for each number 0-20. The best part is that they are Common Core Aligned! **Download the preview for a free sample page!**

This is the second set of morning worksheets for preschool through first grade. This printable pack contains 45 worksheets that continue working on letters of the alphabet and numbers 1-20. I have also included a few coloring sheets for the first day of Autumn, Columbus Day, Halloween, Election Day, and Veteran's Day. As the year progresses and your students learn new skills, these morning work packets will become more challenging. Be on the lookout in my TPT store for morning work packets f

Ringing in the New Year! by Becky Arvin 1. Party Time Countdown! Students will cut out the party hat squares and glue them on a sentence strip in countdown order, 10-1. 2. New Year Party Hat: Students can decorate their own party hat! Print the pattern onto cardstock or tagboard and allow your students to add glitter, pom poms, craft jewels… let their imaginations go wild! 3. Traceable Calendar: Students will trace the days and numbers on the January calendar for 2016. This is a gre

This math center activity is perfect for introducing ten frames! You will receive 11 ten frame mats and 11 number cards for numbers 0-10. Students must look at each ten frame and then select the matching number card. Directions: 1. Print each ten frame mat on card stock. 2. Cut the number cards apart from the mat. 3. Laminate each mat and number card for durability. Have fun! *This activity is part of my Halloween Activity Pack. The Activity Pack can be found in my TPT store for only $5

This 40 page printable pack will make your students’ morning routine more rigorous and productive. This pack includes a morning worksheet for every day of the third nine weeks of school. Your students will work on letter writing, beginning sounds, ending sounds, CVC words, counting, patterns, shapes, and positional words. I have also included a few holiday coloring pages for Thanksgiving, the first day of Winter, Christmas, New Years, and Martin Luther King Jr’s birthday. This packet will help

Let your little ghosts and goblins practice their counting skills with this count and clip math center. Students will count the objects and clip a clothes pin on the correct number. If you don’t like the idea of clothes pins, simply laminate each card and let the kids circle their answer with a dry erase marker. This activity is aligned with the Common Core Standards (K.CC.4). Directions: Print the cards on card stock and cut apart. Laminate. Place the cards in a large Ziploc bag along wi

Who says math isn’t fun?! These patterns are perfect for a Halloween math center! You can either print the sheets on card-stock or use them to create a file folder game. However you use them, one thing is for sure, your students will have a blast doing math! *This activity is part of my Halloween Activity Pack. The Activity Pack can be found in my TPT store for only $5.99! Be sure to check it out: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Halloween-Math-Centers-6-Activity-Pack

Every kid loves to practice measuring when they get to use candy! This small group activity includes several spooky objects that your students can measure using candy corn. What fun! The best part is the tasty snack waiting for them when they finish their work! This activity is aligned with the following common core standards: • K.MD.1. Describe measurable attributes of objects, such as length or weight. Describe several measurable attributes of a single object. • K.MD.2. Directly compare

This math center activity is perfect for numeral recognition and counting practice! You will receive 11 ten frame mats and 11 number cards for numbers 0-10. Students must look at each ten frame, count the turkeys, and select the matching number card. Directions: 1. Print each ten frame mat on card stock. 2. Cut the number cards apart from the mat. 3. Laminate each mat and number card for durability. Have fun learning! *This activity is part of my Thanksgiving Activity Pack. The Activity

Roll and Cover is always a favorite in my classroom! With your purchase, you will get a Thanksgiving Roll and Cover game board to use during the upcoming holiday season. I recommend printing the game board on card stock and laminating it before use. This game can be used to reinforce addition skills, number recognition, and dice pattern recognition. It is appropriate for K-2 Math Workshops, stations, or centers. Each student will need 2 dice, a game board, and seasonal candy to cover up their an

Everyone loves a game of memory match! Print each page of cards onto card stock - there are 32 cards included in this game. Cut apart each card (laminating is recommended for durability). Students will then shuffle the stack of cards and lay them face down. Students will take turns selecting two cards. If they make a match, they get to keep the cards. The winner is the student with the most matches! This game will be a big hit during your Thanksgiving celebrations! *This activity is part

This math center activity is perfect for numeral recognition and counting practice! You will receive 21 ten frame mats and 21 number cards for numbers 0-20. Students must look at each ten frame, count the hearts, and select the matching number card. Directions: 1. Print each ten frame mat on card stock. 2. Cut the number cards apart from the mat. 3. Laminate each mat and number card for durability. Have fun learning!

Your students can practice their counting skills with this count and clip math center activity. Students will count the objects and clip a clothes pin on the correct number. If you don’t like the idea of clothes pins, simply laminate each card and let the kids circle their answer with a dry erase marker. Directions: Print the cards on card stock and cut apart. Laminate. Place the cards in a large Ziploc bag along with 8 clothes pins. You’re ready!

This activity pack includes Christmas themed math printables for counting and addition. I have also included two math center activities: 1. Count and Clip (count the objects, clip a clothes pin on the correct number) 2. Roll, Add, and Cover (roll two dice, add, cover the correct sum) Your students will have a blast counting and adding this holiday season!! Have a Merry Christmas and as always, Have Fun Learning!!!

This math center activity is perfect for numeral recognition and counting practice! You will receive 11 ten frame mats and 11 number cards for numbers 0-10. Students must look at each ten frame, count the Christmas stockings, and select the matching number card. Directions: 1. Print each ten frame mat on card stock. 2. Cut the number cards apart from the mat. 3. Laminate each mat and number card for durability. Have fun learning!

This is the fourth printable pack in my Meaningful Morning Work series. This 52 page printable pack will make your students’ morning routine more rigorous and productive. This pack includes a morning worksheet for every day of the fourth nine weeks of school. Your students will work on sight words, CVC words, word families, sentence writing, more/less, addition, and subtraction. I have also included a few holiday coloring pages for Groundhog Day, the 100th day of school, the first day of Spri