Use this no prep activity to practice subitizing numbers 0-5 with tally marks, ten frames, counting hands, dice and dot patterns. Subitizing helps students recognize quantities without counting while developing concepts such as more/less, part vs. whole, and patterns. This farm themed resource can be used as morning work, homework or math centers. It's even great to leave for substitute teachers or in a virtual setting.

This resource contains 6 different color by number worksheets featuring the following skills:

Color By Number: Dot Patterns

Color By Number: Tally Marks

Color By Number: Ten Frames

Color By Number: Counting Hands

Color By Number: Dice

Color By Number: Mixed Representation

All pages have a farm theme. Pair this set with additional color by number sets featuring different math skills to easily differentiate for a diverse group of learners. The exciting pictures keep students engaged and having fun while they practice critical early math skills, develop number sense, and work on fine motor activities.

PERFECT FOR:

- Math Centers

- Homework Packets

- Fast Finishers / Early Finishers

- Morning Work Papers

- Independent Practice

- Fine Motor / Coloring Practice

- Homeschool

- Virtual Settings

- Substitute Teachers

TERMS OF USE

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Clipart and Fonts Credits:

Creative Clips Clipart by Krista Wallden

Mollie Jo Fonts

KA Fonts

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