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Worksheet that can be used as a formative or summative assessment. Demonstrates students students ability to identify which group is greater.

This product is a worksheet or assessment packet that can be used to assess students on counting objects from 0-20. This resource is great for testing students on both counting and writing numbers 0-20 or for counting and one-to-one correspondence practice. There are pictures to match each number (in mixed order) with space for students to write the corresponding numeral. Answer key included.

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Number Matching Worksheet

Enhance your students' number recognition and literacy skills with this engaging "Number Matching Worksheet" set. This two-page worksheet is designed to help students match numbers 1-20 with their corresponding words, providing a fun and effective learning experience.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Coverage: Includes numbers 1 to 20, split into two pages for focused practice.
• First Page: Match numbers 1-10 with the words one to ten.
• Second Page: Match numbers 11-20 with the words eleven to twenty.
• Ready-to-Print: No prep required, perfect for quick and easy classroom use.
• Black & White: Simple, printer-friendly design suitable for any classroom.
• Skill Building: Helps students improve number recognition and reading skills.

What's Inside:

• Two pages of matching exercises
  • Page 1: Match numbers 1-10 with their words
  • Page 2: Match numbers 11-20 with their words

This "Number Matching Worksheet" set is an excellent resource for early learners, providing a solid foundation for number and word recognition. Download now and make learning numbers fun and interactive for your students!

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TRACE & WRITE NUMBERS

Help your students master their numbers with this comprehensive "Trace & Write Numbers 1-20" worksheet set. This 10-page resource is designed to provide students with ample practice tracing and writing both numbers and their corresponding words, making it an ideal tool for early learners.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Practice: Covers numbers 1 through 20, with two numbers featured on each page.
• Dual Learning: Students will practice tracing and writing both the numerical digits and the number words.
• Ready-to-Print: This resource is no prep and ready to use, perfect for busy teachers.
• Black & White: Simple and printer-friendly, ideal for classroom use.
• Skill Development: Helps improve number recognition, handwriting, and fine motor skills.

What's Inside:

• 10 pages of tracing and writing practice
• Each page features two numbers (e.g., 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, etc.)

This "Trace & Write Numbers 1-20" worksheet set is an excellent addition to any early learning curriculum, providing students with the foundational skills they need for success in math. Download now and make learning numbers fun and engaging for your students!

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Engage young learners with this Greater Than, Less Than, or Equal To cut-and-paste number comparison activity for numbers within 20! Perfect for early math skills, this hands-on resource helps students understand comparison symbols (>, <, =), build number sense, and develop fine motor skills.

Teachers can use it in math centers, small groups, or as independent practice, making it a versatile tool for Pre-K to 1st-grade classrooms. The interactive format keeps students engaged while reinforcing essential comparison concepts, supporting both individual learning and group activities in foundational math.

This PDF includes a series of number comparison exercises designed for students to practice using the symbols "greater than" (>), "less than" (<), and "equal to" (=). Here’s a breakdown of what’s included:

1. Number Comparison Prompts: A set of number pairs ranging from 0 to 20 for students to compare, with spaces for them to write the appropriate comparison symbol (> < =) between each pair. These comparisons help reinforce the concept of number magnitude.
2. Cut-and-Paste Activity: At the end, students are provided with the symbols (> < =) to cut out and paste in the correct spots for each comparison. This hands-on activity adds an interactive element, encouraging engagement and supporting fine motor skill development.
3. Independent Practice Format: The PDF is structured to be used independently or in a small group, allowing teachers to use it flexibly across different classroom settings.

Teachers can use this PDF as a versatile and engaging tool to help young students practice comparing numbers and understanding the concepts of "greater than," "less than," and "equal to." Here’s how it can be implemented in various classroom settings:

1. Math Centers: Place this activity in a math center where students can independently work on each problem, deciding whether numbers are greater than, less than, or equal to each other. The cut-and-paste element adds a hands-on component, making it more interactive and ideal for tactile learners.
2. Small Group Instruction: Teachers can use this PDF in small group settings to guide students through each comparison step-by-step, discussing each number pair and reinforcing the meaning of each symbol (> < =). This allows for more personalized support, especially for students needing extra help.
3. Individual Practice: Distribute this PDF as an independent worksheet where students can work through the comparisons at their own pace. It’s a great way to reinforce skills learned in a lesson on comparison and order.
4. Homework or Review Activity: Send this activity home for additional practice, or use it as a review exercise for students who need to solidify their understanding of number comparisons.
5. Fine Motor Skill Development: The cut-and-paste component supports the development of fine motor skills, making it especially useful in kindergarten and early grade levels.

By using this resource, teachers can reinforce foundational math skills while encouraging student engagement and independence through a hands-on approach.

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Preschool Math Fine Motor Prewriting Prereading Practice 1-20 are worksheets made for early learners. There are numerous activities to help children develop counting skills and recognize and write numbers and number words. One of the key features of this product is cut-and-paste activities. These activities help children develop fine motor skills while providing an engaging way to learn number sequencing and counting. Children count and write down the numbers and number words using a bar graph. Use the index to plan the worksheets for the day or your substitute.

What you get:

• Matching numbers to number words
• Counting
• Coloring
• Writing numbers
• Color by number
• Fine Motor Scissors
• Cut and Paste
• Instructions/Index

Skills promoted:

• Cutting
• Coloring
• Reading
• Writing
• Following Directions
• Social Skills

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Pom Pom Color Sorting Circles (with instructions)

This PDF file was created as a tool to make sorting colors fun and easy. Based on student readiness, you can choose to print and cut circles with or without corresponding color names.

These circles can be used for many activities and can be left on sorting trays for many uses.

Attached are directions for a fun pom-pom sorting can you can play with your students this activity is/reinforces:

• Perfect addition to the Creative Curriculum Ball Unit
• Color identification assessment tool for 3k, pre-k, and kindergarten students
• Encourages fine motor practice skills + reinforces three-point pincer grasp
• Reinforces number identification and formation

Roll and Build Boards || Single & Multi-Dice || 1-12

These roll and build boards can be used as part of small group instruction, an assessment piece for number identification and counting, or as a fun game in your classrooms interest areas.

What Is Included?

This PDF file comes with 16 boards in total:

8 one dice boards (1-6); 4 with and 4 without written directions

8 two dice boards (1-12); 4 with and 4 without written directions

How Do I Use It?

. Simply print the boards you want to use (you can choose from single or two-dice versions based on your students needs

. Encourage your students to roll one or two dice (based on the version you chose) and to count the number represented. Next, students will find the corresponding numeral on their board. Using the corresponding number of unifix cubes or any other stackable material, students will build a tower on top of that numeral. Repeat until board is filled!

Suggestions:

. Laminate these boards for long term classroom use

. These boards can be placed in math centers for students to play and explore freely

. Use as part of small group instruction to assess counting principles

. Add to morning boxes or busy boxes for early finishers to play

. Allow students to work together or compete using their boards. Who can complete their board first?

Check out these other no-prep math activities:

• Count and Build Boards || Number Sense Combo: Dice, Domino, Tally, 10 Frame,etc.
• Count On Boards: Numbers 1-20
• Dice Addition Clip Cards: Numbers 1-12; 2 Dice Version
• Subitizing Domino Clip Cards: Numbers 1-12
• Playdough Mats: Numbers 1-10
• Ice Cream Cone Number Stackables: Numbers 1-20
• Fall Themed Counting Clip Cards

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Keywords: Roll and Build, build on, counting, counting principles, number identification,one-to-one correspondence, stable order, cardinality, order irrelevance, abstraction, subitizing, dice, cubes, centers, small group work, individual work, math centers, math interest area, unifix cubes, number sense

Subitizing Domino Clip Cards || Numbers 1-12 || Domino Variations

These subitizing clip cards were created to be used in busy bins, activities for math center, an activity for small group instruction, or as an assessment tool.

What's Included?

. 22 black and white clip cards

. Single domino representations on each clip card

. 22 cards representing numbers 1-12

What is Subitizing?

Subitizing is a skill that involves quickly recognizing quantities without counting. As students develop their subitizing skills, they move through different phases, or levels, of subitizing:

• Perceptual subitizing
  This is the first phase of subitizing, and involves instantly recognizing small quantities, usually up to five. It's instinctive, and is often taught first because it's a building block for the next level. For example, a student might quickly name the quantity of four gems as "four".

• Conceptual subitizing
  This phase involves identifying the quantity of smaller groups within larger sets, and then combining them to name the total. For example, a student might see two fours in the eight of a domino. This phase requires more thought than perceptual subitizing.

How Do I Use These Cards?

. Simply print, cut, and laminate (these can be used over and over again for years to come)

. Encourage students to look at each card and group the numbers to get a total. This can be accomplished by counting each dot and adding together or by subitizing

. Promote fine motor skills by having students mark the correct answer with clothespins. You can differentiate for students by having them place buttons, pom-poms, or other small objects on the numbers as they identify them.

Suggested Uses:

. Assessment tool to determine students subitizing level

. Add to math centers for students to freely explore and count

. Add to morning boxes or busy boxes for students to complete

. Use as part of small group work to assess counting principles (stable order, correspondence, cardinality, abstraction, and order irrelevance).

. Use as part of transition times as (lining up, walking in halls, handwashing) to have students subitize while they wait

Check out these other no-prep math activities:

• Count and Build Boards || Number Sense Combo: Dice, Domino, Tally, 10 Frame,etc.

• Count On Boards: Numbers 1-20

• Dice Addition Clip Cards: Numbers 1-12; 2 Dice Version

• Roll and Build Boards

• Playdough Mats: Numbers 1-10

• Ice Cream Cone Number Stackables: Numbers 1-20

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Christmas Counting Activity

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A fun way to practice counting to ten! Use marshmallows, pom poms, or cotton balls to decorate the tree. Use as a craft or laminate as counting cards for years to come.

I created this sheet to go along with the SRA Connecting Math Concepts presentation slides I created and to go along with the Level A Connecting Math Concepts presentation book so that the student doesn't need to see all the teacher information on the assessment page.

I read the teacher instructions in the presentation book as I present the slides and worksheet.

A fall-themed search-and-count activity can be a fun and engaging way for young students to practice counting and observation skills. Here’s a simple idea for pre-K, kindergarten, or first grade students that you can use as morning work or for early finishers:

Materials Needed:

• Printable activity sheet with a fall scene
• Crayons or markers
• Optional: small stickers or stamps for counting

Instructions for Students:

1. Look Closely: Find all the pumpkins, leaves, acorns, apples, and corn in the picture.
2. Count Carefully: Count how many of each item you see.
3. Write Your Numbers: Write the number of each item in the boxes next to the item names at the bottom of the page.
4. Color the Picture: Use crayons or markers to color the fall scene if time allows.

Extension Ideas:

• Group Activity: Have students work in pairs to complete the sheet and then share their counts with the class.
• Counting Practice: Use real fall items (like small plastic pumpkins or leaves) for hands-on counting before completing the sheet.
• Story Integration: Read a fall-themed story to the class and then do the activity as a follow-up to reinforce the theme.

This activity helps develop counting skills, attention to detail, and is a delightful way to engage students in the fall season!

10 different worksheets included with the option of black and white or color!
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Comparing Height Activities-Halloween Edition is a great way to introduce your first graders to the exciting world of measurements! This comprehensive educational resource is specifically designed to help young learners understand and compare heights in a fun, engaging, festive, and interactive way.

What's included:

4 colored and 4 black a white card pages for each "tallest" and "shortest" comparisons. Mix and match, or use separately. Use them together or cut them apart to use as a hands-on center.

Includes answer sheet and assessment pages for each comparing measurement.

This Comparing Height Math Unit is an essential tool for first-grade math curriculum, aligning perfectly with common core standards. It provides a solid foundation in understanding measurements, a critical skill in the world of math and science.

This unit features a variety of activities, including hands-on exercises, interactive games, and practical worksheets. The colorful, kid-friendly graphics are sure to capture your child's interest, making learning about heights an enjoyable experience.

The Comparing Height Math Unit is not just a learning tool, but a stepping stone to instill a love for math in your child. It's perfect for classroom instruction, homeschooling, or extra practice at home.

Equip your child with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in math. With our Comparing Height Math Unit, learning about measurements has never been this fun and easy. Purchase now and watch your child's math skills soar to new heights!

Remember, with our Comparing Height Math Unit, your child's math success is just a measurement away!

The perfect worksheet for a review or formative assessment on adding three numbers. (CCSS.Math.Content.1.OA.B.3)

Kindergarten assessment page to include in weekly folder to communicate student progress with parents.

This sheet covers Fry's first 100 Sight Words, days, months, shapes, upper and lower case letters and sounds. This is a great tool to track student progress.

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If students are becoming bored with district mandated every day iReady lessons, introduce this fun tracker! Double-sided with a visual cue for "Reading" or "Math" students track lessons passed. They also track 100% pass lessons by coloring in a star.

Teachers can use this tool to implement a reward system based on lessons passed or stars colored. This is completely student initiated and gives them a visual reminder of goals to work toward.

Sticker, smelly spot, stamp, no matter what the prize, we all know our young learners love to work toward something! This resource is easy to use and will keep them focused on their iReady time while building good habits when working on technology based lessons.

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Keep track of where your Pre-K kiddos are at and what they are working toward, using this Goal Tracker. Send a copy home for parents and keep one at school to check off their progress.

Use these great assessments to see where your Pre-K Kiddos are at. Test at the beginning of the year and at the end to see the progress that has been made. They come in Color and Black and White.

Literacy Assessment includes:

• Letter Recognition
• Name Writing
• Letter Sounds

Math Assessment includes:

• Number Recognition
• Counting
• Colors
• Shape Recognition

This resource is a simple worksheet that focuses on the relationship between place values of a digit (common core aligned: 4.NBT.A.1 recognize that a digit in one place represents ten times what it represents in the place to its right ). You can use it as a practice sheet or assessment.

Students can build this skill by answering these straightforward and ordered questions.

Product Includes:

• Eight total worksheets including Answer key pages.
• 64 fill-in phrases to complete.

Details:

• Task 1: Complete a table (SEE PREVIEW).
• Task 2: A number is ten times what number?
• Task 3: A number is one-tenth of what number?
• Task 4: Find the place values of the digits of a number then give the relationship between them.
• Task 5: Compare the place value of two similar digits in one number.

SEE PREVIEW FOR MORE DETAILS.

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• Fraction 5.

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This beginner fraction introduction activities (3.NF.A.1 / 3.NF.A.2 / 3.NF.A.2a / 3.NF.A.2b) designed to help your students understand identifying fractions less than 1 on a number line, this guided math will make introducing fractions on a number line for 3rd grade easy, students will use fraction bars to help finding the fraction of each point on a number line. The resource can be used for review, homework, guided math, activities, assessing, whole class, or for students needing extra support.

I used fractions from halves to twelves.

You may want to first use this introduction using only unit fractions

Details:

• Page 1: About the author.
• Page 2: Resource cover.
• Pages 3 to 4: Use fraction bars to find the fraction of each point.
• Page 5: Use fraction bars to find the fraction of each point (without fraction bars).
• Pages 6 to 9: black version.
• Pages 10 to 13: Answer keys.

This resource is suitable for 3rd and 2nd graders but can be considered grade-neutral, making it very useful for extra practice and enrichment purposes.

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