SuperMaria

This form can be printed double sided and cut in half to save paper. I graph the data based on students weekly math and ELA assessments and send it home the following Monday. This way parents see their child's progress and see their score compared to the whole class. I don't have to worry about sending the test home and not getting them back. Print one master fill in the graph, make copies, cut and send it home. I hope this helps.

One puzzle for each number 1-20. Each shows the numeral, dice and tally marks to match.

Make learning numbers extra sweet with this fun Mexican snack-themed counting resource! Students will practice recognizing and counting numbers 1–20 using colorful ten frames filled with popular Mexican treats. Perfect for math centers, number recognition practice, morning work, and Hispanic Heritage Month activities. This engaging printable combines early math skills with cultural connections, making counting both meaningful and deliciously fun!