Vicki Wolfe

Drag the correct number of owls to each tree. Then count the total number of owls. Type the total in the box. This is the using the terminology ___ and ___ is___, not using the addition or equals symbols.

Use this google slides activity to have students listen for and count the phonemes in a word.

Use this to practice or test how well students understand decomposing numbers. I made this to go along with our math program (savvas/envision) topic #8, but it can be used anytime working with decomposing numbers.

Use patterns of objects to show different ways to make numbers 0-5 (decomposing numbers 0-5). 6 pages

This is a simple little activity to sort animals by whether they are night animals or day animals. We used it with our online kindergarten students after reading a nonfiction book about nocturnal animals.

Use this to practice or test how well students understand decomposing numbers. I made this to go along with our math program (savvas/envision) topic #8, but it can be used anytime working with decomposing numbers.

Use along with the Savvas program (Topic 7)--using patterns to develop fluency in subtraction.

On each slide, students select different ways to decompose numbers 8 & 9 with a retelling of the gingerbread man .

Read the story problems (within 5) and choose the correct number sentence to match/show the answer to the problem.

I made this for my kinders for their first experience with subtraction so they would get the concept of "take away/how many are left?"

I created this for my kindergarteners who are learning the concept of subtraction.

Students choose a correct picture or equation that matches the story problem.

These are a couple of slides I created so that my distance/virtual kindergarten students could show they could distinguish between fiction and nonfiction literature based on the title & picture of the cover of a book.

Students solve addition and subtraction equations within 5 with fingers/counters or from memory.