Matching
These three worksheets give children the opportunity to analyze shapes by matching the shadows.
Review upper- and lower-case letters with this activity by writing the upper-case letter next to its matching lower-case partner.
A great way to review or practice matching upper-case and lower-case letters!
These three worksheets allow children to match the pairs of items to find the one with no partner.
G & I were doing some crafts this morning, and I had a bunch of extra office supply dot stickers out....soooo I decided to give her a fun little pre-writing activity to do with our leftover dots!
I just wanted to share a really fun idea with you all for a FANTASTIC Mom’s Night Out. I love a good MNO – and we all know that patio happy hour + sangria = a happy mom!
Students count out 5 beans into a cup, shake them up, and pour them out. Then, they count the number of beans that are red-side-up and color in the corresponding number on the worksheet. Worksheet accomodates 6 turns.
12 multipurpose fall-related icons. Great for coloring, easy to turn into a memory or matching game!
Children count the pennies and draw a line to match the number to the correct amount of coins.
Twelve pumpkin faces with varying expressions. Use for pairing, matching, or memory games!
Using this coloring book, students can learn to count and match pictures to numbers with a catchy chant about potatoes.
Folded plates that look like seashells are a great way to demonstrate the relationship between a number, its number word, and its value.
