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Winter themed composing/decomposing number Math Mats and tens frames. Includes: ~Three winter themed math mats for December, January, and February - gingerbread people, snowmen, and hearts which can be used with a variety of counters, such as buttons, small erasers, puff balls, candy hearts, etc. ~two recording sheets ~Two sets of ten frames for each themed mat - one set with numbers 1-10 and the other set is parts of ten - great for matching, ordering, subitizing, parts of ten facts, etc.

Fall themed composing/decomposing number Math Mats and tens frames. Includes: ~Three fall themed math mats - apples, pumpkins, and leaves which can be used with a variety of counters. ~two recording sheets ~Two sets of ten frames for each themed mat - one set with numbers 1-10 and the other set is parts of ten

Math activities to support number sense: Skills include understanding and recognizing number representations for 0-10, doubles facts, making ten facts, and creating number sense through part-part whole activities for 3-10. ~multiple representation cards for numbers 0 – 10 in color AND black and white ~2 sets of ten frames from 0 to 10 ~doubles cards ~doubles spins and cover ~shake and spill snowmen mat with number cards The materials can be used to play a variety of games, including Pocket Ch

Gingerbread people math mats for numbers 3 through 10. Great for composing and decomposing numbers. Spill out buttons, sequins, or other counters onto the mats and write an equation to go with it.

Math games and activities to address addition and subtraction story problems, addition fact strategies, skip counting, and making ten. Story Mats and Addition Mats Frog and pond math mats for composing/decomposing numbers and creating math stories Butterfly shake and spill mat Counting Activities - counting, skip counting Counting by 2's, 5's, and 10's picture and number matching cards Number/object matching cards to 10. Addition Strategies Matching cards for doubles facts and parts of ten

A ladybug math mat to use when practicing composing and decomposing numbers. Place the target number of 2 color counters in a small cup and spill them out on the mat. Separate the colors on each side of the ladybug and record the combination. Students should repeat this until all combinations have been discovered or until the student begins to develop an understanding of number relationships and patterns.