Math Mats: Counting by 2s - SET 4
Printable practice mats for skip counting by 2s from 2 to 24, for early math number-sequence recognition
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Printable practice mats for skip counting by 2s from 2 to 24, for early math number-sequence recognition
Practice sheet for reinforcing multiplication facts of 6 by filling in missing multiples on ruled strip lines (fill-in-the-blank skip-counting format).
Support number learning, handwriting practice, and fine motor skills for numbers 1 to 20 through a camping-themed worksheet set.
Practice counting and number recognition using ocean/sea-animal themed count-and-color worksheets.
Practice counting and number identification to 20 using a train/play dough mats-themed hands-on math center.
Printable practice mats for skip counting by 3s from 3 to 36, for early math number-sequence recognition
These are Multiplication Facts Memory Writing. This is Set 2D for Strip Lines. You can use these cards for small group intervention, early finisher practice and so much more. They come in color and black and white. Students will love these strips to practice multiplication and repeated addition.
Give students extra practice decomposing 3-digit and 4-digit numbers into place-value parts (hundreds/tens/ones or thousands/hundreds/tens/ones) and recombining them into the standard number.
Counting practice pairing a picture count (0–10) with the matching numeral, built as a hands-on clip-card math-center activity.
An interactive digital game (via an Articulate elearning player) for practicing counting beats/rhythms, using intermediate-level rhythm combinations to progress sight-reading skills.
Printable practice mats for skip counting by 2s from 2 to 24, for early math number-sequence recognition
These are Multiplication Facts Memory Writing. This is Set 3F for Strip Lines. You can use these cards for small group intervention, early finisher practice and so much more. They come in color and black and white. Students will love these strips to practice multiplication and repeated addition.
Help early learners practice one-to-one counting from 0 to 10 using tens frames with an apple theme.
Mental math resource teaching the 'Take & Give' whole-number addition strategy as an alternative/supplement to traditional Number Talks.
Teach identification and counting of US coins (pennies, nickels, dimes) and simple addition of coin values, via a money poem, worksheets, and a hands-on coin activity mat.
Provide a set of daily number-practice worksheets (numbered 1 through 20) combining name-writing, day-of-week and month identification, number tracing/writing, and counting-and-coloring practice for young learners
These are Multiplication Facts Memory Writing. This is Set 1B for Strip Lines. You can use these cards for small group intervention, early finisher practice and so much more. They come in color and black and white. Students will love these strips to practice multiplication and repeated addition.
Provide extra practice identifying, writing, and counting the numbers 1 through 5 as a first part of a two-part series (numbers 6-10 sold separately).
Students write standard-form decimal numerals from twenty expanded sums in a Google Sheets activity. Conditional formatting is designed to change correct responses to black and reveal a pixel picture. The one-page access PDF links separately to the student activity and a completed solutions file. Model one entry before assigning it; one question extends to ten-thousandths.
An interactive digital game (via an Articulate elearning player) for practicing counting beats/rhythms, using starter-level rhythm combinations as an introduction to sight-reading.
Help students practice number recognition, counting, and writing numbers by filling in missing numbers within the 1-100 grid sequence.
Multiplication facts practice for the 9 times table: each page shows the complete multiples sequence for 9 across two header rows, followed by several repeated rows of the same sequence with some multiples omitted.
Provide classroom decor posters, in a bright rainbow color theme, that support skip counting and number pattern recognition.
Practice recalling multiplication-by-4 facts using flashcards.