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100th Day Gumball Machine Printable 100 Day Gumball Machine Dot Art 100 Gumballs
Celebrate the 100th day of school with this 100th Day Gumball Machine Printable set! Color, use dot markers, and cut and paste to create a variety of 100 Gumballs Crafts. This 100 Days of School set of printables includes:-100 Dots For 100 Days: A dot marker and numbers worksheet-100 ____ For 100 Days: A grid for organizing and counting small items or snacks by 10s.-Empty Gumball Machine: glue pom poms, tissue paper, or use stickers to add gumballs to the machine-Gumball Machine with 100 Gumball
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EYE Survived 100 Days!
This is a fun activity you can use for 100th day of school. Students can color eyeballs in a variety of groups of (5, 10, 20, 25). There are multiple versions so it can be used with any grade level. There are K-2nd versions as well. This will grow up to 4th/5th grade and you will be updated as it happens. Do your students need some work with FINE MOTOR? Have them color the monster and then glue down GOOGLY EYES over the eyeballs. The students will LOVE seeing their monsters come to life!
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Interactive Nametags
These EDITABLE name tags are instructional, fresh and fun! Put them on desks, tables or in table work bins. They can be used for much more than designating a student's working area. When laminated or covered in clear contact paper, they are dry-erase! Students can use them for handwriting as well as addition and subtraction on the number line.Designs include:print alphabet (upper and lower-case)cursive alphabet (upper and lower-case)highlighted vowels0 - 10 number line0 - 100 number lineleft and
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K - 5th
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100th Day | Dot Marker Activity | Fine Motor, Counting Practice for Pre-K, SPED
Looking for a fun and engaging activity to celebrate the 100th Day of School? Our Dot Marker Activity is perfect for preschool, pre-K, and special education classrooms, and is designed to help children develop their fine motor skills, counting abilities, and creativity. Using dot markers or fingerpaint, children will enjoy filling in the large circles and counting up to 100. This activity is easy to set up and comes with everything you need to get started, making it the perfect addition to your
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PreK - 2nd
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