Measurement Activities (by date, oldest first)

Encourage true understanding of area and perimeter with these no-prep digital and printable task cards.

Este recurso es una herramienta educativa excepcional diseñada para estudiantes de primer grado que se encuentran en el proceso de aprendizaje de la lectura de la hora. El juego combina diversión y aprendizaje para reforzar la comprensión de las horas en punto y media.

Instrucciones:

1. Preparativos: Imprima una hoja de 'Veo, veo...' para cada estudiante o pareja participante, junto con las 24 horas diferentes, que incluyen las 12 horas en punto y las 12 horas y media. Para mayor durabilidad, lamínelas, lo que permitirá reutilizarlas en futuras ocasiones.
2. Numeración: Elija 9 de las 24 fichas y numérelas del 1 al 9 utilizando un rotulador borrable. Cada ficha contiene un espacio donde se puede colocar el número correspondiente.
3. Disposición en el aula: Distribuya las 9 hojas con los horarios seleccionados alrededor del aula, asegurándose de que estén visibles para los estudiantes.

Desarrollo del Juego:

Envíe a sus estudiantes a completar sus hojas de 'Veo, veo...' de forma individual o en parejas. En cada hoja, encontrarán 9 relojes analógicos y 9 relojes digitales. Deberán dibujar las manecillas en los relojes analógicos con un marcador borrable y escribir la hora correspondiente en los relojes digitales.

Puede personalizar la dinámica del juego según sus preferencias, ya sea fomentando la cooperación entre los estudiantes o incentivando la competencia amigable.

Si desean volver a jugar, simplemente sustituyan los 9 relojes utilizados por otros de los 15 restantes, lo que proporciona una variación constante y diversión continua en el aprendizaje de la lectura del reloj.

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Engaging "Telling Time I Spy" Game for First Graders!

Teaching kids to tell time has never been more exciting with our "Telling Time I Spy" game designed specifically for first graders. This resource offers a fun and interactive way for students to learn to read both whole and half-hour times.

How to Use the Resource:

1. Print and laminate the "I Spy..." paper for each student. Additionally, print the 24 different times, 12 corresponding to o'clock and the other 12 to half-past.

2. Laminate the clocks for reusability.

3. Choose 9 out of the 24 different hours and half-hours and number them from 1 to 9 using an erasable marker. Utilize the designated box for easy identification.

4. Place the 9 sheets with the selected times all over your classroom, making it a fun and engaging activity.

How to Play:

1. Send your students on a mission to fill out their "I Spy..." papers individually or in pairs. They will be required to draw the clock hands on each clock using an erasable marker and write the corresponding time in the digital clock format.

2. You have the flexibility to turn this activity into a cooperative or competitive game, depending on your preference and classroom dynamics.

3. If you wish to play the game again, simply exchange the 9 clocks with any of the remaining 15, offering endless opportunities for practice and excitement.

With our "Telling Time I Spy" game, your students will not only master the skill of reading time but also have a blast doing it! The interactive nature of the game ensures that learning becomes an enjoyable experience for every child. So, bring the thrill of "I Spy" to your time-telling lessons today!

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Este recurso es una herramienta educativa excepcional diseñada para estudiantes de primer grado que se encuentran en el proceso de aprendizaje de la lectura de la hora. El juego combina diversión y aprendizaje para reforzar la comprensión de las horas en punto, las "y media", así como los "y cuarto" y los "menos cuarto".

Instrucciones:

1. Preparativos: Imprima una hoja de 'Veo, veo...' para cada estudiante o pareja participante, junto con las 48 horas diferentes, que incluyen las 12 horas "en punto", 12 horas "y media", 12 horas "y cuarto" y 12 horas "menos cuarto". Para mayor durabilidad, lamínelas, lo que permitirá reutilizarlas en futuras ocasiones.
2. Numeración: Elija 9 de las 48 fichas y numérelas del 1 al 9 utilizando un rotulador borrable. Cada ficha contiene un espacio donde se puede colocar el número correspondiente.
3. Disposición en el aula: Distribuya las 9 hojas con los horarios seleccionados alrededor del aula, asegurándose de que estén visibles para los estudiantes.

Desarrollo del Juego:

Envíe a sus estudiantes a completar sus hojas de 'Veo, veo...' de forma individual o en parejas. En cada hoja, encontrarán 9 relojes analógicos y 9 relojes digitales. Deberán dibujar las manecillas en los relojes analógicos con un marcador borrable y escribir la hora correspondiente en los relojes digitales.

Puede personalizar la dinámica del juego según sus preferencias, ya sea fomentando la cooperación entre los estudiantes o incentivando la competencia amigable.

Si desean volver a jugar, simplemente sustituyan los 9 relojes utilizados por otros de los 39 restantes, lo que proporciona una variación constante y diversión continua en el aprendizaje de la lectura del reloj.

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An exceptionally designed educational tool for first-grade students who are in the process of learning to read the time. The game combines fun and learning to reinforce understanding of o'clock, half-past hours, and all the quarters.

Preparation: Print an 'I Spy' sheet for each student or pair, along with the 48 different hours, including the 12 "o'clock," the 12 "and a half," the 12 "quarter past," and the 12 "quarter to." For added durability, laminate them, allowing for reuse on future occasions.

Numbering: Choose 9 of the 48 cards and number them from 1 to 9 using an erasable marker. Each card contains a space where the corresponding number can be placed.

Classroom Arrangement: Distribute the 9 sheets with the selected times around the classroom, ensuring they are visible to the students.

Gameplay: Instruct your students to complete their 'I Spy' sheets individually or in pairs. Each sheet contains 9 analog clocks and 9 digital clocks. They should draw the clock hands on the analog clocks with an erasable marker and write the corresponding time on the digital clocks.

You can customize the game's dynamics according to your preferences, whether by promoting cooperation among students or encouraging friendly competition.

If they wish to play again, replace the 9 clocks used with any of the remaining 39, providing a constant variation and ongoing fun while learning to read the clock.

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Teach about measurement and its rules with your students and practice it measuring with different objects in Spanish.

Click on every rule of measurement in the first slide to activate the animations.

In the second slide, choose an item from the left and measure it with the objects that you have on the right. Just click on them. Don't drag and drop them.

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Teach about measurement and its rules with your students and practice it measuring with different objects.

Click on every rule of measurement in the first slide to activate the animations.

In the second slide, choose an item from the left and measure it with the objects that you have on the right. Just click on them. Don't drag and drop them.

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4 great resources to teach and practice Telling Time that you can get now at a bundle price.

They are the following resources:

Telling Time I spy game: Printable 49 pages PDF file that you could use to practice Telling Time playing I spy game.

Telling Time Vocabulary: Powerpoint interactive show to teach all the main vocabulary of this subject.

Telling Time Jeopardy game with automatic scoreboard: Powerpoint interactive show with the popular and fun game that will allow them to put into practice their knowledge and will serve as an evaluation of what they have learned.

Bilingual Telling Time practice: This interactive Powerpoint how lets you practice the telling time once and again. Play and stop the analog clock at a random time, and put the answer in the digital clock. Practice AM/FM too.

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There are 22 boom cards that will engage your students in learning the process of measurement by the nearst inch. Click here for a preview

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Teach size sorting with this spring sorting activity set. A perfect hands-on math activity for toddler, preschool, pre-k SPED, and early childhood education classrooms. Perfect for a spring theme in your kindergarten classroom. Worksheets are also included for a no-prep activity.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these spring sorting by attributes - size cards are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Spring Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Spring Sort by Size Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• 2 Sort by Size Mats
• Spring Cards of different size
• 3 No-Prep Sort by Size Worksheets
• Color and black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Non-Standard Measurement Cards?

• Present learners with the cards.
• They will sort it according to the size 'large', 'medium', or 'small' onto the sorting mat.
• If required, learners can also complete the worksheets included.

Preparing this Spring Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the measurement cards and sorting mats and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create cards.

How to best use this Spring Non-Standard Measurement Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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These Non-Standard Measurement Mats make the perfect Math Center activity for your Kindergarten students this Back to School season. Encouraging exploration of non-standard, informal measurement units, this engaging back to school math center features school related items including school supplies and apples.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these back to school measurement math cards are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource along with rulers featuring school-themed paperclips and apples.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Back to School Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Back to School Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• School Supplies Measuring Cards
• Apples Measuring Cards
• Paperclip and Apple Rulers
• Color and black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Non-Standard Measurement Cards?

• Present learners with the measuring cards
• Learners may use non-standard units such as snap cubes or pom poms or the rulers included in this packet

Preparing this Back to School Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the measurement cards and rulers and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create individual measurement mats and rulers.

How to best use this Back to School Non-Standard Measurement Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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- 2D Shape Sorting Mats (with real photos)

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- Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

- Number Sense Craft Activity (Stack the Books!)

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These Non-Standard Measurement Activity Mats make the perfect Math Center activity for your Kindergarten students this Winter season. Encouraging exploration of non-standard, informal measurement units, this engaging winter measurement math center features winter related items including snowmen and penguin.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these winter measurement math cards are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource along with rulers featuring winter-themed snowballs and fish.

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What is included in this Winter Non Standard Measurement Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• Snowmen Measuring Cards
• Penguins Measuring Cards
• Snowballs and Fish Rulers
• Color and black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Non-Standard Measurement Cards?

• Present learners with the measuring cards
• Learners may use non-standard units such as snap cubes or pom poms or the rulers included in this packet

Preparing this Winter Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the measurement cards and rulers and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create individual measurement mats and rulers.

How to best use this Winter Non-Standard Measurement Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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Your students will have a ton of fun with these hands-on spring activities for kindergarten! Including both math and literacy spring-themed activities, they make the perfect addition for your kindergarten spring centers. This bundle contains over 50 hands-on math and literacy activities including matching games, puzzles and clip cards.

The target skills for each activity range from development of fine motor skills to recognizing initial sounds and number matching, ensuring there are appropriately challenging activities for learners of all abilities. For a detailed look at all hands-on spring activities included in this resource, please see the preview above.

The 29 activities included in this bundle are:

Spring Literacy Centers for Kindergarten:

1. A-Z Letter Sequence Puzzles - Spring Themed
2. Alphabet Match-up
3. Build a Spring Sentence
4. Literacy Sensory Bins
5. Differentiated Writing Center
6. Handwriting - Alphabet and Number Tracing Cards
7. Literacy Clip Cards (with clipart)
8. Literacy Clip Cards (with real photos)
9. Literacy Mystery Puzzles
10. Rhyming Caterpillar
11. Spring CVC Word Mat
12. Vocabulary - Spring Activities with real photos
13. Vocabulary - Spring Things with real photos
14. CVC Middle Sound Sorting Craftivity

Spring Math Centers for Kindergarten: 

1. 1-20 Number Sequence Puzzles - Spring Themed
2. 2D Shape Puzzles
3. Math Sensory Bins
4. Addition and Subtraction Hands-On Mats
5. Graphing Activity - Roll and Graph
6. Math Clip Cards (14 Sets)
7. Math Mystery Puzzles
8. Number Match-up
9. Ten Frames Centers
10. Sort by Size
11. Counting 1 to 10 Number Wheels
12. 2D Shape Clip Cards
13. Clip Cards - Color Wheels
14. Spring Icons Rainbow Color Wheels
15. Math Sensory Bins

Spring SEL Centers for Kindergarten:

1. Feelings and Emotions Clip Cards

Spring Fine Motor Centers for Kindergarten:

1. Spring Dough Mats
2. Spring Mazes

How to use: Hands-On Spring Activities for Kindergarten

The center activities are best used when printed on cardstock and/or laminated. You can choose to implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

The printables can be used to strengthen students’ fine motor skills and are perfect for exploration during morning work. Alternatively, the printables can be used to supplement your kindergarten literacy and math centers.

Here's what my happy customers are saying about this resource:

“I bought the winter bundle and my student loved all of the activities I prepped. So of course I had to buy the spring-themed one. No surprise but they still love the activities.”

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Are Back to School Activities for Kindergarten at the top of your list right now? Are you also looking for engaging and hands-on math and literacy centers for your learners? Well, these Back to School Math and Literacy Centers are perfect for some Hands-on Back to School Activities for your Kindergarten learners. Each Back to School Center provides the perfect way to incorporate math, literacy and fine-motor skills into your everyday learning centers!

This Kindergarten Back to School Activity Bundle currently contains 28 resources with tons of math and literacy centers and activities including matching games, puzzles and clip cards. The activities include development of fine motor skills, recognizing the alphabet and numbers, and matching activities, ensuring there are activities for learners of all abilities. For a detailed look at all the Hands-on Back to School Activities included in this resource, please look at the preview above.

Black and White versions of all the activities are included wherever possible, except for those which include color as part of the activity.

What You Get In This Bundle: 

1. Alphabet Matching Activity
2. Beginning Sounds Match-up
3. Number Sense Match-up
4. Build a Silly School Sentence
5. CVC Word Mat
6. Non-Standard Measurement Mats
7. Color Sort and Match Activity
8. Count and Match
9. Alphabet Clip Cards
10. Number Clip Cards
11. Medial Sound Sort
12. Matching Emotions
13. Sequencing Puzzles (Only in Color)
14. Alphabet Tracing Strips
15. Crayon Alphabet Flip and Trace
16. Crayon Number Flip and Trace
17. Fine Motor Tracing
18. Math Mystery Puzzles
19. Number Tracing Strips
20. Paint Splat Patterns
21. Pencil Rhyming Puzzles
22. 2D Shape Sorting Mats
23. Literacy Mystery Puzzles
24. Ten Frame Mats
25. Addition and Subtraction Task Cards
26. Playdough Counting Mats
27. Spot the Difference - Visual Discrimination
28. Syllable Sort

How To Use These Hands On Activities 

• Print activities on cardstock and/or laminate them for sturdiness 
• Implement as small group activities or independent work 
• Implement during literacy and math centers

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Looking for fun, hands-on and engaging Winter Activities and Centers for your Kindergarten learners? This Winter Morning Bins activity bundle features more than 40 kindergarten winter math and literacy centers that are bound to keep your students engaged and eager to participate.

Ranging from number and alphabet puzzles, to sentence building activities and clip cards, this extensive range of winter-themed math and literacy centers can also be used by students during January for morning work or as part of a teacher-directed small group activity. 

For a detailed view of what this resource contains, please check out the preview above.

This bundle is offered at a HUGE discount compared to purchasing each of the sets individually. There are 28 resources included for a total of 43 centers.

All centers come in color and black & white copies wherever possible!

The following winter literacy center are included in this bundle:

1. A-Z Letter Sequence Puzzles - Winter Themed
2. Alphabet Match-Up (Snowglobe)
3. Rhyming Snowman
4. Build a Winter Sentence
5. Differentiated Writing Center
6. Alphabet Tracing Cards - Handwriting
7. I Can Sort by Middle Sounds - Vowel Sorting Center
8. Literacy Centers Clip Cards (clipart) - Syllables, Beginning and Ending Sounds
9. Literacy Centers Clip Cards (real photos) - Syllables, Beginning and Ending Sounds
10. Penguin and Math Winter Literacy Sensory Bins
11. Vocabulary: Winter Things (real photos!)
12. Vocabulary: Winter Fun Activities (real photos!)
13. Literacy Mystery Puzzles
14. CVC Words Building Activity - Snowball

The following winter math centers are included in this bundle:

1. 1-20 Number Sequence Puzzles - Winter Themed
2. 2D Shape Puzzles
3. Number Match-up (Snowglobe)
4. Addition and Subtraction Hands-On Mats
5. Math Centers Clip Cards - 14 Sets (2D Shapes, Prepositions, Visual Discrimination, Counting to 20, Number Sense)
6. Math Mystery Puzzles
7. Patterns (6 Centers)
8. Ten Frame Mats: Hibernating Bears and Ice Skates
9. Number Tracing Cards - Handwriting Practice
10. Clip Cards - Color Wheels (FREE)
11. Winter Icons Rainbow Color Wheels
12. Penguin and Winter Math Sensory Bins
13. Count and Match the Winter Objects
14. Non-Standard Measurement Mats
15. Addition and Subtraction Task Cards

The following fine motor centers are included in this bundle:

1. Mitten Scissor Skills Cutting Practice and Crafts

2. Mitten Tracing Practice

How To Use These Hands On Activities 

• Print activities on cardstock and/or laminate them for sturdiness 
• Implement as small group activities or independent work 
• Implement during literacy and math centers

Here's what my happy customers are saying about this resource:

“Really fun activities. Once I spent the time and prepped them my students kept wanting these centers versus other ones. Looking forward to other seasons themed bundles.”

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Practice measuring objects with squares and by centimeters with this first grade math ring set. There are 2 math ring sets in this product. Set 1 has two difficulty level, while set two is a standard measurement ring.

1. Measurement with Cubes: The level A set requires students to use the pictures provided to determine the length of the object by comparing it to the cubes. The level B set requires students to use the cube sticks to measure the blocks to determine their length.

2. Measurement with Centimeters: Students will use a centimeter ruler to measure the length of the objects.

There are optional recording sheets available.

This product is included in the following bundle:

First Grade Math Ring Bundle

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Math Rings: Addition by Making 10

Math Rings: Number Bonds for Sums up to 10

Math Rings: One More One Less

Math Rings: True and False Equations

Use real acorns in this nonstandard weights and measurements task card activity set. This Kindergarten measurement center allows students to compare weight and measure lengths and heights by using nonstandard units.

Task Cards Included

• Which one weighs less? (12 cards)
• Which one weighs more? (12 cards)
• How many acorns equals the objects? (12 cards)
• How many acorns tall is the object? (6 cards)
• How many acorns long is the object? (6 cards)

These task cards use a variety of easy to find materials to compare the weights of acorns with common classroom supplies. The same materials are also used in the measuring length.

Here is the list of materials needed to do all of the task cards.

The following materials are needed to complete these task cards: acorns, balance scale, base ten blocks (or small wooden blocks), bottle of glue, building bricks, crayon, coins, counting cubes, dice, dominos, dot markers, erasers, glue stick, marbles, marker, paint brush, paper clips, pencil, and a toy car.

When to Use

• Task Box Activity
• Small Group Activity
• Math Centers

Skills Assessed

• Comparing Weights of two sets of objects
• Using nonstandard measurements to measure length
• Using nonstandard measurements to measure height
• Using nonstandard measurements to weigh objects.

The task cards, by themselves, are low prep and just need to be printed and cut apart. They can be laminated for durability if desired. By storing the cards and acorns in task boxes, teachers will have an easy to set up and clean up activity. Gathering the necessary materials may take some time, but once gathered, this becomes a fun, hands on math center to practice nonstandard measurements.

This set of math rings allows students to compare the lengths of objects. There are two different rings in this set of first grade math center activity. Set 1: This math rings shows two objects and students must determine if the object on the top is longer than or shorter than the object on the bottom. Set 2: This set of math rings contains challenging word problems for students to read and either, determine whether the object or person in the problem is taller than or shorter than another object or person; or students must put objects or persons in order from shortest to tallest or tallest to shortest. There are 8 problems in each set and an optional recording sheet for each ring. Rings are to be cut and laminated so dry erase markers can be used to write directly on the cards. This product is included in the following bundle: First Grade Math Ring Bundle Please check out these other First Grade Math Rings: Math Rings: Addition by Making 10 Math Rings: Number Bonds for Sums up to 10 Math Rings: One More One Less Math Rings: Measurements

This bundle includes a years worth of math center activities that are each aligned to standards and concepts taught in first grade. These math rings are differentiated to help provided meaningful activities for all levels of learners. These rings can also be used with higher kindergarten students. These card sets can be laminated for use with dry erase markers. There are recording sheets available if written documentation is required. This set currently includes the following math rings: Math Rings: Addition -- Students will use addition strategies to solve addition problems within sums of 100. Math Rings: Addition by Making -- This set contains math rings for solving addition problems by making 10. There are 2 part and 3 part addition problems, number bonds and word problems. There are 5 different rings with 2 levels of difficulty. Math Rings: Commutative Property of Addition and Related Subtraction Problems -- This set of math rings is for teaching the commutative property of addition and related subtraction problems. There are 4 different types of rings, each with 2 levels of difficulty. Math Rings: Equivalent Addition -- There are three sets of rings where students are to write an addition problem that has the same sum as the addition problem or number bond on the left. Math Rings: Fact Families -- This includes 1 math ring for practicing fact families for sums 10 and under. Math Rings: Measurements -- Practice standard (cm) and non-standard (cubes/squares) measurements with this math ring set. Math Rings: Money -- Students practice counting and comparing coins. Math Rings: Number Bonds for Sums up to 10 -- This math ring is designed to help students create their own number bonds and addition problems by using picture prompts. This set of rings goes up to sums of 10. There are 16 cards in this set. Math Rings: Numbers within 120 -- Students will fill in the missing number in various sequences of numbers by counting by 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s. Math Rings: One More One Less -- This math ring packet includes problems and word problems for solving one more and one less. There are 6 different rings with 2 levels of difficulty. Math Rings: Place Value of Two Digit Numbers -- This ring includes various activities to practice number knowledge and working with place value of two digit numbers. Math Rings: Sequencing -- Fill in the missing number in a variety of number sequences, from counting to skip counting with in 120. Math Rings: Telling Time -- Students read different clocks to record what time they say. Math Rings: Ten More/Ten Less -- Students will find 10 more or 10 less of numbers with 100 as well as solve word problems for 10 more and 10 less. Math Rings: True and False Equations -- This set contains math rings for determining if the card shows a true equation or a false equation comparison. There are 3 different rings each with 2 difficulty levels.

Find a variety of activities for Kindergarten with an acorn or squirrel theme. Activities include both math and English centers and worksheets.

ELA Activities Included:

• Beginning Sounds Sorting
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Clip Cards
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Sorting
• Complete and Incomplete Sentence Worksheet
• Letter Word and Sentence Sorting Center
• Letter Word and Sentence Sorting Worksheets
• Punctuation Clip Cards
• Punctuation Worksheet
• Unscramble the Sentence Worksheets
• Writing Prompts

Math Activities Included

• Addition Number Bond Clip Cards
• Addition Number Bond Mats and Cards
• Addition Sorting Cards
• Addition Write and Wipe Number Bond Cards
• Addition Write and Wipe Number Sentence Sheets
• Comparing Numbers Cards
• Comparing Numbers Clip Cards
• Counting and Skip Counting Puzzles
• Counting Forward Cards
• Counting to 20 Clip Cards
• Counting to 20 Tens Frame Matching Center
• Making 10 Clip Cards
• Making 10 Task Cards Center
• Making 10 Worksheets
• Nonstandard Measurements Length and Height Task Cards
• Skip Counting Cards 2s, 5s, 10s
• Teen Number Puzzles
• Weight Comparison Task Cards