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Bird Number Sequencing and Alphabet Puzzles

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Counting 1 to 10 puzzles: students cut owl and peacock photos into 10 strips and rebuild each by number order
Math center for practicing counting order to 10
Skip-counting puzzles: a swan photo ordered by 2s from 2 to 20 and a rooster photo ordered by 5s from 5 to 50
Hands-on skip-counting practice for small groups
Sequencing puzzles: baby birds in a nest ordered by tens from 10 to 100, and a small bird on snowy pine ordered A to J
Mixed tens and letter-order puzzles for a busy bin
Uppercase alphabet puzzles: students rebuild a mallard duck photo in order M to V and two lorikeets in order Q to Z
Letter-order practice for the later alphabet
Lowercase letter puzzles: a heron photo sequenced a to j and a pigeon photo sequenced k to t, ten strips each
Literacy center for lowercase alphabetical order
Five-piece number puzzles: students order a swan photo by 1 to 5 and a rooster photo by 6 to 10 to rebuild each bird
Easier starting level for beginning counters
Five-piece skip-counting puzzles: a mallard duck ordered by 2s from 2 to 10 and two lorikeets ordered by 5s to 25
Simpler skip-counting option for differentiation
Five-piece sequencing puzzles: a heron photo ordered by tens from 10 to 50 and a pigeon photo ordered by letters A to E
Short puzzles for early finishers or a morning tub
Five-piece uppercase letter puzzles: an owl in a tree ordered L to P and a peacock with fanned tail ordered U to Y
Quick letter-sequence task for partner work
Five-piece lowercase letter puzzles: baby birds in a nest ordered m to q and a small bird on snowy pine ordered s to w
Lowercase review for a spring bird theme
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Students will practice placing letters and numbers in sequential order with these bird themed sequencing puzzles. These puzzles allow young elementary students to practice placing letters in alphabetical order and placing numbers with in 100 in their correct counting sequence. After students put the alphabet puzzles in order, try this before-and-after letters worksheet for a short written check.

What is included:

  • There are 10 number puzzles for counting by 1s or skip counting by 2s, 5s, or 10s.

  • There are 10 alphabet puzzles for putting both capital and lowercase letters in alphabetical order.

All of the sequencing puzzles feature a real photographic image. These spring theme pictures allow students to have fun and stay engaged while they place the letters in alphabetical order and the numbers in the correct sequential order.

How to Use:

Students will place each letter or number in the correct order to build each picture puzzle.

When to Use:

  • Morning Tubs or Baskets - These puzzles make a great activity for students to work on as their classmates arrive to class.

  • Literacy or Math Center - Simply place these puzzles in a math or literacy center for students to complete individually or with a partner.

  • Quiet Time Activity - These puzzles make the perfect quiet activity for those students who do not nap during rest time.

  • Small Group Activity - Teachers can use these puzzles in a small group with students who need extra practice counting to 10.

These sequencing puzzles are a low prep option for teachers to prepare for students. They can be easily stored in task boxes which allow for easy center set up, clean up and then storage when the center is not in use.

Skills Assessed:

  • Students will demonstrate knowledge of the correct order of numbers as well as the ability to skip count by 1s, 2s, 5s, or 10s within 100.

  • Students will demonstrate knowledge of the correct order of letters in both capital and lowercase forms.

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