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Solve the addition problem in each circle, then cut out numbered answer pieces and match them to the correct circle.
A K-2 behavior-management mini-unit of calming-strategy cards, expectation posters, and scenario-based task cards to help students self-regulate emotions like frustration, anger, or sadness.
Write a get-well message to Grandma on the provided blank card template and sign it.
Count burger and hot dog counters placed on BBQ grill mats to match the total shown on an equation card, write the total, and repeat with different equation cards (also usable as a game/center rotation).
For each task card, decide which of two objects weighs more or weighs less, count how many acorns are needed to equal an object's weight, or count how many acorns long/tall an object is, and write the answer.
Practice number recognition and counting from 0 to 10 using bat-themed task cards.
A set of 20 task cards using shell images for practicing addition with sums up to 10.
Say the compound word shown by a picture (or by two separate word-part pictures), scan the accompanying QR code to check the answer, then write the answer on a provided Response Sheet next to the corresponding picture(s).
Look at the fruit pictures on each card, count them, and circle the correct answer from two number choices.
Look at colored shapes on a card, count them, and circle the correct numeric answer.
Say the compound word shown by a picture (or by two separate word-part pictures), scan the accompanying QR code to check the answer, then write the answer on a provided Response Sheet next to the corresponding picture(s).
Count the objects shown on each of 20 task cards and circle the correct total from two answer choices.
Students view a card showing a picture group of a specific vegetable, count the items, and circle the correct number from two answer choices.
Students view a card showing several shapes of one type, count them, and circle the correct numeric answer from two choices (e.g. 'How many circles? 3 or 4').
Say the compound word shown by a picture (or by two separate word-part pictures), scan the accompanying QR code to check the answer, then write the answer on a provided Response Sheet next to the corresponding picture(s).
Counting Shapes Coloring Task Cards 8 . Introducing an exciting, interactive, fun and engaging approach towards learning basic math skills for young students – preschoolers through first graders . These Counting Shape Coloring Task Cards creatively combine the joy of holidays such as Halloween, Christmas or 4th of July with…
Add the correct number of spots onto a dog picture on each task card, matching a target count.
Choose a topic card (e.g., Dogs, Cats, Snakes, Zebras, or blank cards), draw a picture of the topic, and fill in sentence starters ('X eat', 'X like to', 'X are') to write informative sentences.
Free download Ages 3-4: color a pre-drawn pumpkin while the teacher talks through the life cycle using guided notes. Ages 5-6: follow teacher-led step-by-step directed drawing to draw and color a pumpkin, then cut out and paste life-cycle labels onto their worksheet. Ages 7-10/12: follow the same directed drawing steps more independently, then write…
COUNTING SHAPES COLORING TASK CARDS 7 . This teaching resource is an exciting and interactive tool, intended for teaching basic math skills using a pictorial and hands-on approach. Its primary focus is on fostering foundational numeracy understanding, with a particular emphasis on the concept of place value. The material…
This resource is a set of Pumpkin Fun Melodic Direction Digital Task Cards . There are 20 boom cards for students to enjoy. On each slide, students will choose between 2 multiple choice options to correctly answer the question.
Fill in missing letters in a sequence shown on pumpkin graphics, using given letters as a guide; sequencing gets progressively harder across worksheets (more letters removed each time).
Students fill in the missing numbers in rows of pumpkins, using given numbers as a guide; sequences become progressively harder across the 10 worksheets (fewer given numbers as hints).