Set includes:
Encourage children’s math skills with this fun potato activity set. Skills include number recognition, ordering numbers, and following directions.
This jungle activity will get them rocking to the beat and will reinforce counting by 1’s, 2’s, 5’s, 10’s and 100’s. This activity goes with "Bingo, Bango, Bongo" on Shari Sloane's “Get Ready” CD.
Learn to count by 5’s using colorful felt hands.
Lots of counting goes on with this song/activity. It comes with a guitar pointer and a storage bag. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
This is a 6-person math center. Skills in this activity are counting objects up to 20 and beginning addition/subtraction.
Watch out for the shark! A great activity to reinforce number recognition and ordering numbers 0-30.
This is a 2-4 person math center. Put bony plates on the dinosaurs. Children will learn to identify shapes and colors with this activity.
A popular song and flannel board activity. Skills include one to one correspondence, fine motor, following directions, and rote counting.
What better way to teach your children numbers. This activity will reinforce numbers, following directions and learning the names of their classmates. This is a great circle, whole group activity.
The little mouse packet reinforces colors, number recognition 1-10, and ordering numbers.
A fun and unique way to teach numbers to your children using the “old woman theme.”
Children will learn the names of the basic shapes while learning the songs that are included.
Have fun finding the missing number. Children will learn to recognize 0-20, the number before and after the number they select and ordering numbers.
This is a 4-person math center. There are some hungry alligators in this center. This center will help children practice basic addition and subtraction, counting, identifying numbers, and sequencing.
A flannel board activity/song to reinforce number recognition and ordering numbers 0-30.
Counting buttons will help the children learn to recognize numbers, counting out the correct number of buttons, and beginning addition and subtraction.