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Lucky Charms math is a staple in many classrooms. Now you can take it virtually and use it in the classroom! These activities give students the chance to sort, count, graph, even and odd, and add virtual marshmallow charms, Want to change it up a bit? Need harder math problems? No problem, it is editable. Just copy and paste the charms as needed. 7 math activities are included. Printable color and black and white are available in the store as well or in a bundle.

First, read the book, "Have You Thanked an Inventor?" These activities go hand in hand with the book to create a fun, interactive way to reinforce their study of interesting African American inventors and practice pre-k and kindergarten skills. Perfect for Black History Month! Activity 1- Build a traffic light for Garrett Morgan, inventor of the traffic light. Activity 2- Sort items that need to be refrigerated for John Standard, inventor of the improved refrigerator. Activity 3- Number/Numera

This graphing and sorting lesson is a fun way to practice using candy hearts and treats. Activity 1: Students count the candy hearts and slide the correct numeral to the column. Activity 2: Students practice subitizing or counting hearts to match to a numeral. Activity 3: Students slide the candy hearts to the correct color column, count, and match the numeral to the quantity. Activity 4: Students determine categories of hearts and identify the fewest, the most, largest, and smallest hearts. A

This is a fun sequencing activity to pair with the story, Mr. Willowby's Christmas Tree. After reading the story, the students can recall the order of the story and the characters by dragging the top of the tree to the home of the correct character. There is also a bonus activity to sequence the size of the trees. All slides include ornaments to decorate the trees.

Google doc activity for at home and in school learning to practice non-standard andstandard measurement with fall-themed objects (apple, tree, leaves, pumpkin, bat, spider). Activity 1: Students use the dop and drag pictures to move to determine a non-standard measurement. They then record by using the writing tool or the text tool to indicate how many objects were used to measure. Activity 2: Students use a ruler to measure the same pictures for standard measurement. Winter themed is also ava

This activity matches metal inset shapes to their frame. It also has individual slides for tracing practice and labeling. Shapes included are circle, oval, ellipse, curvilinear triangle, quatrefoil, square, triangle, rectangle, trapezoid, pentagon.