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I created a whole group assessment based on the Eureka Math Squared Curriculum. This assessment was made to gather data on the knowledge of each student at the end of the module. This assessment includes letter identification, representing numbers through pictures, one more, one less, identifying numbers on a number line, and number formation. Attached to this download, you will find a teacher's copy of the assessment with directions you should read aloud to the whole group and a student copy

This vibrant anchor chart is a great resource to help your students master the classification of 2D shapes. This anchor chart is designed to support all students by providing them with clear visuals. This chart can be used to teach and review 2D geometric shapes.

Number sense is the building block of the kindergarten curriculum. These Count, Build, and Cover mats are a perfect way to reinforce number recognition .The only supplies that are needed are these mats and Unifix cubes. To prepare the math mats, print, and laminate the mats. You can also slide them in page protectors. Each student will need a math game board and some plastic math cubes. Students will count the feathers, hearts, seeds, etc. in each box, build a tower with the corresponding numb

This adorable Place Value Anchor Chart will be a great addition to your classroom! Use the premade example, or create your own! You may also choose to have the students create their own 'anchor charts' to bring home or add to their math toolbox!

This St. Patrick’s Day-themed bulletin board is a great way to get your students thinking about their goals! This activity is quick, educational, and can be great for a classroom’s St Patrick’s Day bulletin board. Recommended Bulletin Board: “Our Pots of Goals”

A fun center for students to practice decomposing numbers. Students use the whole, part, part method. The product comes with working math, rainbow math cards, and a worksheet for students to record their answers. The worksheet is an excellent way to see what your students complete during independent/group center time! Address your student's needs by providing them manipulatives to solve the problem and expo markers to record their answers. Tip: Laminate the working mats and rainbow cards so the

This product is a great addition to center time. Students will work on breaking down heart words with four steps. "Read it, mark it, stamp it, trace it" Create these pages into packets, or use them to introduce new heart words.

A fun center for students to practice sounding out the letters within a CVC word. The product comes with 23 CVC word picture cards and a worksheet for students to record their spelling. The worksheet is an excellent way to see what your students complete during independent/group center time! Printing Tip: When printing, print slides 1-2 back to back. When printing the rain cards, print slides 3-26 but select 2 sheets per page (or 4 depending on your liking).

This Valentine's Day Love Mug craft is a favorite in my classroom! The students love being able to design the mug to express themselves. They also love writing all the things they love on the heart-shaped marshmallows. This is great for a February bulletin board or just a fun writing activity!

This "I am lucky because..." writing page is a fun activity for March. The prompt allows students to stop and think about what they are grateful/lucky for. Have students cut their work, glue it on a green construction paper, and add it to the bulletin board!

This is a great product to use when teaching your students a new heart word, trick word, etc. Print this product and put it in a plastic sleeve so that students can use their expo markers to encode the word. 1. Give the students a word and have them repeat it. 2. Sound out the word to identify how many sounds are in it. 3. Place the sound bubbles (magnets, counters, playdoh, etc.) down to show the sounds. 4. Identify the sound and write the letters. 5. Mark the part you need to "learn by heart

A fun November activity to work on number recognition and fine motor skills. Print one page for each student and have them use cotton swabs to dot paint the number given at the top! Have fun! :)