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Students create their own unique pumpkin after reading Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano. It is also a great opportunity to practice/review shape with your students and develop fine motor skills! - 6 shapes - choice of eyes and mouth - 2 writing pages (1 with a prompt and 1 blank)

🦃 Thanksgiving Handprint Placemat & Turkey Feather Number CraftAdd a touch of thankfulness and fun to your classroom this Thanksgiving with these two engaging activities — one sentimental keepsake and one hands-on math craft! 1. Thanksgiving Handprint Placemat This sweet and memorable craft lets students create a turkey handprint placemat paired with a heartwarming poem (two versions included). It’s the perfect keepsake for families to treasure year after year and a wonderful way for students

This product can be completed as independent work or put in a math center. Working numbers are from 3-10. Students will count out the appropriate number of 2-sided beans (or counters). They will color in the correct amount of beans (counters) that are that color. Record as a number bond and as a math equation.

Ahoy, Teachers! Get Ready for Talk Like a Pirate Day or Set Sail for Learning with This Pirate-Themed Activity Bundle!This pirate-themed resource is packed with fun and engaging activities designed to enhance your students’ math, literacy, and letter recognition skills. Perfect for centers, independent work, or group activities, these pirate activities will make learning an adventure! Included in this bundle: Pirate-Themed Coloring Page: A pirate and a gem treasure (color words) coloring page.Pi

Looking for an engaging math center that keeps students excited about numbers? The Flip and Find Math Game is just what you need! Students will flip a number card, find the match on their mat, and cover it with a counter—a simple concept that packs a powerful punch in reinforcing number recognition, visual scanning, and fine motor development. With three different mats included, you can easily differentiate for students who are just learning numbers.

Make math time the best part of your day with Lucky Duck—a fun, hands-on game designed just for the classroom! Students will practice adding with 10 frames while building number sense, critical thinking, and friendly competition. How it works: Students choose one or two 10 frames, add the dots, and place a duck on the matching number on the board. The goal? Be the first to get 5 ducks in a row—across, down, or diagonally! Why teachers love Lucky Duck: ✔️ Reinforces addition and number recognit

🍀 Pot of Gold: Part-Part-Whole Math Activity 🍀 Hands-On Addition with Coins or Gold NuggetsMake number sense magical with this engaging, hands-on part-part-whole activity! Students will LOVE dropping “gold coins” or “gold nuggets” onto a divided pot and discovering how numbers work together to make a whole. Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day or anytime you’re building addition fluency and number relationships!

Make your calendar time engaging and fun with our vibrant Rainbow Color Days of the Week Signs. 4 Versions Included: -Rainbow Colored Polka Dots -Solid Rainbow Color -Pastel Rainbow Color -Groovy Rainbow Color -Label Today Is / Tommorrow Will Be / Yesterday Was These signs will not only add a splash of color to your classroom but also help children learn the days of the week and the passing of time in an exciting way.

These visually engaging posters offer a variety of strategies to help solve math problems. These 1/2 page posters cater to diverse learning styles and mathematical levels. Hang them in classrooms, study spaces, or tutoring centers to empower students with the tools they need to tackle math confidently.

Have fun exploring this apple themed resource. - Included is 2 write the room activities with recording sheet (math/rhyming) - Apple Mat Additon with recording sheet - Apple Seeds (Whole/Part/Part) with apple number bond recording sheet - Colorful Apples: Count and Color - Match Uppercase to Lowercase Letters - Apple Investigation - 4 different hats

This product shows different ways to represent numbers 1-6. 1. The numeral 2. Fingers 3. 10 Frame 4. Dominos 5. Stars 6. Dice 7. Tally Marks 8. Addition Problems Different ways to use this resource. 1. Students name amount on card by number recognition or by subitizing amount on the card. 2. Students sort cards into groups by the amount. Copy on cardstock and laminate.

A fun way for students to practice counting while learning to take turns! Players roll the die and move their piece toward their side, taking turns and counting as they go. The game continues back and forth until one player reaches their finish line. FREE for a short time.

A fun way to celebrate Pi Day with these adding and subtracting worksheets. Students will add and subtract quantities of 6, 8, and 10. Bonus: Pi Day Hat

It is spring!! Enjoy a simple Butterfly Addition Game using dice, pompoms/counters, drawing dots, and writing math sentences. It provides a hands-on approach to understanding how numbers combine to form a total OR having a total and how it can be broken into parts.

This is a simple way for students to practice counting. This includes 2 versions. - only numbers for students who recognize numbers - numbers and ten frame for those who need extra support You will need pipe cleaners and beads for this activity.

A fantastic approach to integrating word work and math is having students work with the words they are learning for the week while counting money. Additionally, I offer an alternative method that uses numbers instead of money. NUMBER EDITION

This is a FREE resource to use on LEAP DAY. The math pages can be used ANYTIME. **There are 5 versions plus a teen number one. ** 2 different writing prompts on 2 different kinds of writing lines. HAPPY LEAP DAY!!

A fantastic approach to integrating word work and math is having students work with the words they are learning for the week while counting money. Additionally, I offer an alternative method that uses money instead of numbers. MONEY EDITION

When students are working on learning color words this is a great resource for them to take to their seat. Copy on cardstock and laminate.

Practice writing numbers in a fun way. Can be played with a partner or independently. Copy, laminate or place in page protectors, and use a dry erase marker.