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Preview of March Classroom Newsletter Template

March Classroom Newsletter Template

Created by
Mason4n1
Festively decorated March Classroom Newsletter Template. Document was created in Microsoft Publisher. Maybe used weekly or for the whole month. March Classroom Newsletter by Paula Mason is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
Preview of Preschool Morning work

Preschool Morning work

Created by
Elizabeth Tice
I insert student names and laminate them and have them use a sharpie to practice their name, numbers, and letters. I have seen great success with my student using these in the past. I send them home with a dry erase marker over the summer and parents love it.
Preview of Halloween Cut-Count-Paste

Halloween Cut-Count-Paste

Created by
Emily Kimura
A cute Halloween themed cut, color and paste math worksheet
Preview of Baseball Counting and Number Recognition Worksheet

Baseball Counting and Number Recognition Worksheet

Created by
Wesley Stanton
This two page early childhood worksheet focuses on counting 1-9, one-to-one correspondence, and number recognition.
Preview of Patterns: Continue Basic Shape Patterns; Differentiated for Special Ed

Patterns: Continue Basic Shape Patterns; Differentiated for Special Ed

Aligns with the following objective: Given a repeating pattern using symbols, shapes, designs, and/or pictures with 2, 3, and/or 4 objects in the core, student will continue the pattern. This is a great assignment to do for homework or as a warm-up. There are two worksheets, one is more simplified for students with processing needs.
Preview of Letters in My Name Independent Practice Sheet

Letters in My Name Independent Practice Sheet

This is a great way to incorporate literacy into your math time.
Preview of Writing number 1-5

Writing number 1-5

This worksheet uses dashed font for students to properly trace numbers and then make their own. I used this for homework as well as in class review.
Preview of *EDITABLE* Superhero Numbers 1-10

*EDITABLE* Superhero Numbers 1-10

Created by
Madison Burris
Superheros are so popular right now! These worksheets include tally marks, ten frames, number hunt, and space to practice writing each number.
Preview of EDITABLE Homework calendar

EDITABLE Homework calendar

Made in microsoft publisher, this is an editable homework calendar. This August-May calendar has Kindergarten or 1st grade activities for every week night. The fields can be changed or deleted to best fit your needs, but at the very least, it's a template of activities to get you started. It also comes with a "weekly focus" template and a book review graphic organizer.
Preview of Numeracy worksheet

Numeracy worksheet

Created by
EYFS creations
Maths worksheet used in Reception for homework.
Preview of Number 2 Worksheet

Number 2 Worksheet

Created by
Stephanie Grant
Number 2 worksheet
Preview of Subtraction Story/Word Problems

Subtraction Story/Word Problems

Here is a great Common Core-aligned set of subtraction story problems. Each problem has an area for students to represent their work using pictures, a number line, and an equation. All of the problems are for subtraction within ten. Enjoy!
Preview of Christmas Cut, Count, Paste
Preview of Flowers Graphing Practice Sheet

Flowers Graphing Practice Sheet

Created by
Jennifer Hreha
This is graphing sheet using flower clip art that can be used for center or job work during math time.
Preview of Caterpillar Counting

Caterpillar Counting

Created by
Sarah Bowman
This worksheet allows you to write in the number of dots used to create each caterpillar. You can have students use stamp pads, dotters, really anything!
Preview of Fact Family Flower *Editable*

Fact Family Flower *Editable*

Editable fact family activity. Document opens in Publisher, so you can print as is, or edit to meet the needs of your students! My class loved practicing their math facts in a different layout. Kids can color each sheet as they finish. This bundle has facts for 5-10, to allow for variety and differentiation.
Preview of Robot Shape Graph

Robot Shape Graph

Created by
Jessica Calareso
This is a resource to use for teaching graphing skills and reinforcing shapes. This is a wonderful activity to include into your kindergarten centers, complete as whole group, independent activity or homework assignment.
Preview of Lego Reward Stamp Sheets

Lego Reward Stamp Sheets

Created by
MrsCs Creations
Editable 6.5 x 6.5 stamp sheets. Glue them to folders/journals or print them. Excellent for reinforcers. 2 x Page
Preview of Even or Odd Numbers Independent Practice

Even or Odd Numbers Independent Practice

This is a great independent practice with even and odd numbers. It could also be used as an assessment tool or homework.
Preview of Fall Worksheets

Fall Worksheets

Created by
Kristina Hales
FIVE worksheets are included in this exciting fall packet covering the following topics:PatternsCounting Spatial RelationshipsMore or Less ComparisonUse for morning work, homework, or use in a center. PLEASE REVIEW if you enjoyed!
Preview of Editable Open House Newsletter

Editable Open House Newsletter

Free editable Kindergarten Newsletter
Preview of Number 2

Number 2

Created by
Stephanie Grant
Number 2 trace and color
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