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Free Cut and Paste Christmas Pattern Worksheet - Free Winter Math Patterns - Free printable pdf download. Cut and paste the pictures to complete the patterns. Color the pictures in each row to make the correct patterns. This free math worksheet is great for preschool and kindergarten. Math Worksheet for kindergarten and preschool students to practice recognizing patterns. Understanding patterns is an important building block in math. In this activity, students cut and paste pictures to…

Do you remember using dot paper as a kid? It was always one of my favorite things! My grandmother used to carefully draw the dots by h...

Fun Dominoes Math Counting Activity for First Grade!

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FREE Subtraction Smash mats! Students use Play-Doh to subtract. Includes three versions of the Subtraction Smash mats to differentiate!

These STEM activity task cards are a great way to incorporate STEM into the classroom. Students will love the challenge of building all sorts of shapes.

Here's a great idea for integrating ten frames into calendar time with a "make the number" board.

Exploring money with preschoolers is fun with these preschool coin sorting activities. Preschool math is fun when you use real money!

Guess my number (number formation)

When it comes to Guided Math and creating engaging, fun centers… our iPad station is a fan favorite. And these apps are great for any special education classroom setting. Use these apps for Guided Math centers because kids love technology! Blog post at Mrs. D's Corner.

This Numbers and Counting Activity is a opportunity for children to play and learn with numbers. The activity involves children counting out the value for each number and placing ‘how many’ pop sticks into the cardboard roll with that number. Such as Number 1 = 1 pop stick, Number 2= 2 pop sticks and so on.

Connect Links Addition Task Cards are a fun, hands-on way for children to practice adding. Connecting the math links together is a great way for children to visually see addition, develop their fine motor skills, and work on their hand and eye coordination too. These interactive cards are aligned with common core standards and can be used for math centers, morning tubs, small group instruction, or as an enrichment activity for early finishers in Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade.

A great addition to a math corner for preschool or kindergarten, these printable Magna-Tile idea cards introduce numbers to kids.

LEGO® + Math = Fun! Here’s a great way to work on addition with a fun LEGO® twist. Print these LEGO® addition mats at the bottom of the post. Math doesn’t seem like work when you add LEGO® bricks! (I have another printable mat coming for LEGO® multiplication, so stay tuned for that one as […]