Less than $5 Kindergarten Spring Lesson (by date, latest first)

Your PreK or Kinder is going to love to practice counting 1-10 in this adorable Spring themed mini book. Practice reading the number, reading a number sentence, counting fall items, tracing the number and the number word.

This is very public school friendly because it doesn't have any relation to a specific holiday and can be used throughout the Spring season.

Learn and practice numbers 1-10 with the Spring images!

Each page gives the young learner practice in:

•Reading the number

•Signing the number

•Reading a number sentence

•Counting items

•Tracing the number/Writing

•Number word

Ideas for Use

•A quick print and go substitute teacher day lesson

•A fun way to introduce a new number

•Emergent reader for advanced learners

•Early finishers activity

Cut down the middle of the lines,

put in order and staple together!

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4. I love when my mom: Students will write about or draw something they love their mom doing for or with them.

5. My Mom: Students will draw a picture of their mom.

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