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An alphabet-tracing minibook that pairs each letter A-Z with a keyword image/vocabulary word (e.g. apple, ball, cat) to help early learners practice letter formation and letter-sound association.
Start the school year with this fun and educational Missing Letters – Back to School Activity ! Designed for preschool, pre-K, and kindergarten students, this printable resource helps young learners strengthen their alphabet knowledge by…
A set of phonics/spelling worksheets using animal and object pictures to practice filling in missing letters in words.
This activity is great for helping students with missing addends in addition number sentences. It's simple and easy to use, and it's a great way for teachers to help their students learn.
This activity is great for helping students with addition and subtraction. The Missing Number Addition and Subtraction Activity has students fill in the missing addends to complete the addition and subtraction number sentences.
Ten missing-number worksheets give students repeated practice completing short counting groups within 1–20. Each page arranges number clusters in six rows, with gaps for learners to fill. Use the surrounding numbers to model finding what comes before, after, or between, then assign selected pages for independent practice.
The eight printed numbers anchor the sequence while students place twelve missing values. Cut out the number bank and arrange the pieces before gluing, using the numbers on either side of each gap to check. Read the completed sequence from 1 to 20 afterward.
Give young children practice with number sequencing 1-10 through a Christmas-themed cut-and-paste activity.
Practice identifying and adding/subtracting the values of U.S. coins (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters) to find totals of money.
A set of three money-vocabulary puzzles (crossword, word scramble, word search) teaching young students the meaning of basic money-related terms like penny, nickel, dime, quarter, dollar, and related concepts (spend, save, budget, change).
Combine addition practice with monster-themed coloring. Students solve doubles facts and use the results to choose colors in four color-by-number pictures. The pages provide another way to revisit facts students are learning without requiring a separate game setup. Model one section together and keep a doubles reference available for students who need support.
Get ready for a fun and creative adventure with the Monster Eyes Activity! This engaging activity is perfect for kids who love to draw and explore numbers.
Reference/practice charts for multiplication facts and repeated-addition/skip-counting patterns for factors 1 through 12.
Monsters Color By Code Worksheet part1 addition operation from 1-10 Also included is the task to count the number of circles in the picture. file size 8,5 by 11 inch 300 dpi A4. The set includes a colorized sample file.
Monsters Color By Code Worksheet part6 subtraction operation from 1-10. Also included is the task to count the number of trapezes in the picture. file size 8,5 by 11 inch 300 dpi A4. The set includes a colorized sample file.
Monsters Color By Code Worksheet part5 addition and subtraction operations from 1-10. Also included is the task to count the number of ovals in the picture. file size 8,5 by 11 inch 300 dpi A4. The set includes a colorized sample file.
This resource is a Monsters Counting Worksheet. Students will count the monster's teeth and then write the correct answer below.
Each calendar month from January to December has its own tracing page, with the month name repeated in a three-column layout. Students practice letter formation while becoming familiar with the written names. Select the current month or use the pages in calendar order.
Blank monthly calendar templates for the 12 months of the year, for use as a recurring classroom/homeschool calendar activity.
Get ready for a math adventure with the More, Less, or Equal activity ! This five-page numbers comparison bonanza will have your students counting everything from apples to astronauts (okay, maybe just apples) and comparing them like mini…
This resource is a Morning Math Daily Calendar Work. This is a set of 12 differentiated number of the day/morning math pages for 1st or 2nd grade.
Put a familiar morning routine into sequence. Students number mixed-up sentences about making cereal, then rewrite the steps in the correct order. Reading the completed routine aloud can help them check whether each action follows logically from the one before it.
Morning Routine Words word search, scramble and crossword puzzle I made this morning routine puzzle set for my 1st and 2nd graders during our daily life unit.