It’s summertime and time to hit the beach!
So here are the pails and the seashells for your little ones to count.
I used textured card stock for the shells and used colored pencils to do the enhancements on them.
You will need: Construction paper, card stock (optional), glue, markers and colored pencils.
I found the templates for the shells on Just Paint It Blog.com and shrunk them down to the size that I needed them.
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It’s Springtime and time for flowers!
With this activity; I made 5 flower pots using textured card stock, and free-handed a bunch of flowers. I again laminated everything (of course).
All you have to do for this one is print everything off!
I print the baskets off in landscape (5×7) and the apples I use Microsoft Word to copy and paste multiple ones to a sheet and then copy a sheet. I can usually get 12-14 a sheet depending on how big I want them.
Again, I laminate to make them last.
Cupcakes are fun to eat and fun to decorate! So why not let the kiddos decorate and learn to count at the same time? Using pom poms or buttons, or anything you thing would be a great additive to the game have them decorate their cupcakes according to what the card tells them.
All you need is construction paper, card stock, glue, markers, number stickers (optional).
Who doesn’t like ice cream! This is a fun way to get those young ones to play and to learn math! Just scoop the ice cream onto the cones.
All you need is construction paper, colored pencils and permanent markers.
Cut out the cones, ice cream and numbers, then laminate. I actually used file folders for the ice cream cones because they looked more like cones that any construction paper color that I could find. I wrote a number on each cone so the child knew how many ice cream scoops to put on each cone.
This is a fun way to get your young ones to learn numbers. All you need is construction paper, card stock, glue, pom poms or buttons. You can use stickers for the numbers, write them with permanent marker or use cut-outs. Use pom poms or buttons for the seeds. Any markings that you do; do before laminating. Glue numbers and melon to card stock and laminate. I cut out out the lighter and darker part of the rind of the template to trace onto the construction paper.
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