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This is a math center activity for an Active Board. It can also be used as a center on a computer. It is to practice composing and decomposing numbers 11-19 using ten frames. It aligns with the Common Core (K.NBT.1). Why create when it's already done for you. Look for my matching Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles: Compose and Decompose Numbers 11-19 Math Center Activity. You can be running 2 centers at the same time.

This is a math center designed to practice number identification. It aligns with the Common Core (K.CC.B4). Why spend time creating when it's already done for you. Look for more of my exciting Active Board and center Activities for literacy and math. http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Reach-For-The-Sun-Moon-And-Stars

This is a math center designed to practice composing and decomposing numbers 11-19 using ten frames. It aligns with the Common Core (K.NBT.1). It’s all done for you. Why spend time creating when it's already done. Just upload, print, cut and laminate. Look for more of my exciting Active Board and center Activities for literacy and math.

This is a math center activity for an Active Board. It can also be used as a center on a computer. This activity is aligned with the Common Core. It is K.OA.4. The skill that is practiced is adding to make 10. Why create when it's already done for you.

This is a set of addition problem cards that are to be used with Candy Land to help students practice addition facts to 10. The set contains 99 colorful cards. Special cards match pictures on the game board. Game board and game pieces NOT included. These cards are meant to be used after you purchase a game and remove the original cards.

This is a math center to practice adding to make 10. It aligns with the Common Core (K.OA.4). Just print, cut and laminate. It’s all done for you. Check out my matching Active Board Mission Space Addition flipchart. You can be running 2 centers at the same time.

This is a math center activity is for an Active Board. It can also be used as a center on a computer. It is to practice subtracting numbers within 5. It aligns with the Common Core (K.OA.5). Why create when it's already done for you. Look for my matching Big Top Subtraction Math Center Activity. You can be running 2 centers at the same time.

This is a math center is designed to practice subtraction within five. It aligns with the Common Core (K.OA.5). It’s all done for you. Why spend time creating when it's already done for you. Just upload, print, cut and laminate. Look for more of my exciting Active Board and center Activities for literacy and math.

Spooky Spiders is three differentiated math station games to practice counting and cardinality. The first game the student rolls a die and then puts the number of spiders on the web to match the dots on the die. The second game, the student rolls a die and then covers the number that matches the dots on the die on the web. The last game, the student rolls the dice, adds the dots together and then covers the number on the web that equals the added dots on the dice. *** Spiders NOT included! I us

Students practice adding two sets of objects together. This is an activity that can be used as a math center, or in a small group. You can also use it to assess mastery of this particular Common Core standard. It fully aligns with the Common Core. Print out, cut and laminate. It's all done for you!

A BINGO game to practice subitizing numbers 0-10. Contains 25 game cards and number cards 0-10.

This is a math center designed to practice number identification. It aligns with the Common Core (K.CC.4). It’s all done for you. Why spend time creating when it's already done for you. Look for more of my exciting Active Board and center Activities for literacy and math.

This Active Board Activity is designed for students to interactively practice adding two sets of objects together. Use whole class, as a small group center on an Active Board or an individual center on the computer. Why create your own when you can just download this one and begin using it right away! Aligned with the Common Core.

Creepy Cats: Three differentiated math station games to practice counting and cardinality and operations and algebraic thinking . The first game the student rolls a die and then puts the number of cats on the fence to match the dots on the die. The second game, the student rolls a die and then covers the number with a cat that matches the dots on the die on the fence. The last game, the student rolls the dice, adds the dots together and then covers the number on the fence with a cat that equals

Halloween Count & Tell How Many is a math station game to practice counting and cardinality. The students look at the pictures on the recording sheet and then find the matching card with the same picture. The students then count the picture(s) on the card to tell "how many?" and write the number next to the picture on the recording sheet. The are cards for numbers 1-20.

This is a math center designed to practice number identification. It aligns with the Common Core (K.CC.B4). Why spend time creating when it's already done for you. Look for more of my exciting Active Board and center Activities for literacy and math. http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Reach-For-The-Sun-Moon-And-Stars

This Active Board Activity is designed for students to interactively practice subtracting two sets of objects from each other. Use whole class, as a small group center on an Active Board or an individual center on the computer. Why create your own when you can just download this one and begin using it right away! Aligned with the Common Core.

Students practice subtracting a set of objects from another set of objects. This is an activity that can be used as a math center, or in a small group. You can also use it to assess mastery of this particular Common Core standard. It fully aligns with the Common Core. Print out, cut and laminate. It's all done for you!