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Concrete, Interactive, and Repetitive are my key goals when creating classroom resources. I have been teaching for over twenty years. I love to provide simple, fun, and interactive materials for my students. My laminator is my best friend! All my materials can be printed and laminated to be used over and over again and last for many years!
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Puzzles Bugs Insects Spring Unit Math Center Preschool PreK
Puzzles are a great way to develop and practice eye-hand coordination and problem-solving skills. These puzzles come in 4, 8, and 12-pieces to meet your students needs. Easy prep, just print, cut, and laminate. My students love to find these in my math center where they can work independently or in a small group. I also like to tape them to my classroom wall and my students can put them together standing. It is a great trick to develop fine motor muscles! This is a great resource to use with Cr
PreK - 3rd
Math, Numbers
Also included in: Bugs Insects Bundle Spring Trees and Plants Unit Preschool PreK
Color Sorting Counting Game PreK Preschool Small Groups
SORT COLORS! COUNT 1- 10! COUNT WITH ONE-TO-ONE CORRESPONDENCE! Fun, interactive game to introduce, develop, and retain sorting colors and counting skills. I use this game in my special education preschool classroom but it can be used with any grade and age level. Use materials you already have in your classroom such as Buttons, Pom Poms, or BINGO chips to sort and count colors. It is a great tool to work on one-to-one correspondence counting. Each sheet can be laminated to use over and over aga
PreK - 3rd
Numbers, Vocabulary
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Concrete, Interactive, and Repetitive are my key goals when creating classroom resources. I have been teaching for over twenty years. I love to provide simple, fun, and interactive materials for my students. My laminator is my best friend! All my materials can be printed and laminated to be used over and over again and last for many years!
Teaching style
I believe children learn through play. They benefit from hands-on experiences that incorporate all their senses. It is important to get messy, have a visually rich environment, socialize with peers in a safe space, and laugh. All of which can be done through play. I try to incorporate all these concepts into my lessons and resources in my classroom. The biggest lesson I have learned is to be flexible and learn each day with your students.
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