This fun activity allows kids to use large tweezers to strengthen their fine motor skills by using to place the pom poms on the sheet or just strengthen their number skills by turning over a card and placing that amount (1-20) of pom poms on the pirate to build his beard.
I like to print out on cardstock and laminate. You can also tuck the pirates into Dry Erase Pockets.
I am so excited for this!
14 pages of “Add, Roll, and Cover” pages, to get you through the year! Bright, fun and easy to use.
Use larger dice for tiny hands (available at most Dollar stores).
I have combined a few of the favorites and a coupe of new items to make a Transportation Packet.
Easier to use if you have a Transportation Week in your classroom or homeschool.
Get out those colorful pom poms or those bingo markers and use them for this fun counting game.
Gray cues will help children to count the necessary numbers of gumballs.
These awesome mats are the perfect way to teach your young ones subitizing.
Subitizing is the the ability to immediately recognize the number of objects in a small group without the need to count them. An example often used to explain this, is to think of a die – we immediately recognize the number of dots without having to count each one individually.
And you get 2 sizes of nameplates for your storage!
Easy to see numbers.
Print and laminate for longer use. I suggest printing on cardstock.
PLUS 2 nameplates for your storage!
This is a start to our Community Worker’s unit.
I hope you enjoy.
I recommend printing out on cardstock and laminating.
Included are 2 sizes of nameplates for your storage.
A fun and spring-y way to learn numbers from 1-10.
Clip the correct numbers with clothespins and as a bonus, use mini erasers or resin pieces to aid in counting.
I made this Easter Ten Frame pack to use especially with the Easter Mini’s that I purchased from RESINgoodkids. They were just too adorable not too use as counters!
You can use mini erasers, pom poms, whatever gets your Easter on.
Fun pages to keep those brains strong during Spring Break, including a Spring Break Challenge!
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