Here is a fun way to celebrate Spring! Learn colors and numbers with this adorable kite felt board story.
Numbers
Frosty’s Buttons! (1-10)
A fun winter counting game that also strengthens fine motor skills as children pick up and move buttons or pom poms to the snowman.
Pick a hat and match the number of buttons to the number on the hat!
Laminate to help the items last longer.
Halloween Math Clip Cards
These clip cards are made with adhesive stickers that I purchased from the Dollar General (bag of 40 of $1), card stock, clothespins and you can use adhesive numbers or draw them on with marker. I did one card with marker and one card with cardstock numbers and lines.
When attaching the sticker to the clothespin; just remove a strip of paper wide enough for the clothespin.
Candy Corn Fun!
Pumpkin Seed Counting!
Use the pumpkin seeds provided or use real ones!
Use pom poms, buttons, mini erasers or laminate the pumpkins and use dry erase markers or dry erase crayons.
Apple Playdough Mats (Large and Small)
I have included 2 sizes of mats here. The first size (Large) is for the Toddlers and younger Preschoolers. The smaller size is for older Preschool age and above. If your child feels comfortable using one versus the other, by all means use what they feel most comfortable with.
Fall Counting Pack
This pack contains fun fall counting with pumpkins, fall leaves, an easy to use number line, plus a bonus coloring/counting page!
Fall Math Packet
S’more Addition! Clip Cards
These fun clip cards can be used with clothespins or used with small items such as pom poms, buttons or mini erasers to mark the correct answer.
Addition from 1-10!
Laminate them to help them last longer!
Count the Chips!
This fun activity will allow your child to use the chocolate chips I have included or they can get creative and use buttons, pom poms, maybe even real chocolate chips.
You can laminate the items for this activity for longer use or put them into a clear pocket protector. This also allows you to use dry erase markers.
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