These simple rhymes will help children learn how to write numbers 0-10.
Connect the dots #1-16 to complete the flower!
This chart will help children build confidence with addition, subtraction, and more!
Connect the dots #1-18 to finish the picture!
Connect letters A-K on the train and numbers 1-14 to complete the first picture!
Connect the dots #1-18 to complete the second (engine only) picture!
Assess a child's knowledge of numbers 1 through 20 using this worksheet.
Printable PDF chart of numbers 1-100, in a visually appealing 10 column format
Use these catchy rhyming poems to help students learn how to form their numbers.
Looking for phrases for letter formation?
100 items to color - great to use for the 100th day of school or for anything involving one hundred. Challenge students to color, count, and record how many of each object they find!
An introduction to subtraction, this book counts down from five to one. Children draw (or glue, etc.) the correct amount of coconuts on the tree.
Cut out each of the squares below. Put them together to make a number book. Trace over the numbers and learn the poem for each one. Practice writing your numbers with the poems.
A fun little poem to help children understand the concept of subtraction.
A great game to practice counting on and addition.
A short multiple choice addition test includes pictures for each question.
A handy chart to help children visualize addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
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!
This variation of Pascal's triangle with challenge kids to figure out which numbers are missing from the triangle.
This chart includes a star to mark the multiples of 5.
Children can practice writing the number and number word (packet includes 1 through 10).
I love puzzles - they're great tool to help teach tots about shapes, problem solving, fine motor, etc. but let's face it -- puzzles don't get the attention they deserve.