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This is a 38-page bundle of activities for math and literacy centers during a unit on health and nutrition. Included activities are: -Sight word/picture match and tracing sets -Patterning activities -Dice graphing activity -Vocabulary practice -"Healthy Eating" easy read book -Scrambled Sentences from easy read book -Healthy/Unhealthy food sort -Clothespin counting activity I created these activities for use in my multi-ability special ed classroom, so there are a variety of skill levels addre

Just in time for the 2012 Summer Olympics, here are some Olympic-themed roll and cover games. Included are 2 basic (one dice) games, 2 addition (two dice) games, and 2 subtraction (two dice) games. Use for math centers during summer school or when you return to school in August! For each game, students roll one or two dice and cover the number, sum or difference until all the spaces on their board are covered. Can be used as a partner "race" game, as well, with the "winner" the child who covers

This is a printable counting activity for math centers or individual practice, great during a unit on germs/health. Students must count the number of germ pictures on each card, then clip a clothespin or other marker to the corresponding numeral. Includes cards for numbers 1 through 12. Skills addressed are: counting 1-12, numeral recognition, and fine motor (pincer grasp). Clipart from Scrappin Doodles (license #TPT45098).

This is a fun math center activity for addition with sums 0-5 with a baseball theme! Students must put together puzzle pieces to complete equations. Each puzzle has four pieces: the equation, a picture representing the first addend, a picture representing the second addend, and the sum. There are 21 puzzles in all, for all equation combos with sums from zero to five. This activity can be used individually, or as a game by partners/groups in a math center. Also included are instructions for teac

A math center/work box activity for use during a unit on the state of Michigan, featuring the official state symbols of Michigan. Students complete patterns - the first page includes ABAB and AABB patterns, and the second includes AAB, ABB, and ABC patterns. Use the pages as reproducible worksheets, or they can be printed, cut and laminated for continual practice.