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This activity can be for small or whole groups. Skills in this activity include number identification 0-10, fine motor, counting, and understanding the relationship between numbers and quantities.
What better way to teach your children lowercase letters? This activity will reinforce lower case letters, following directions and learning the names of their classmates. This is a great circle, whole group activity.
What better way to teach your children shapes. This activity will reinforce shapes, following directions and learning the names of their classmates. This is a great circle, whole group activity.
A popular song and number activity. Teaches number recognition, ordering numbers, one-to-one correspondence, and following directions.
Children will identify the alphabet chalkboards and follow the directions in the song for each letter. Putting the letters back in the right sequence and being aware of the rhyming in the song are additional skills in this activity. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
The songs on this CD will reinforce: letter sounds, letter recognition, counting by 1’s, 2’s, 5’s, 10’s, 100’s, number recognition, language play activities, right/left, spelling, and reading strategies.
The little bee packet reinforces colors, number recognition 1-10, and ordering numbers.
Two different activities to help identify uppercase and lowercase letters and the sounds they make. The other activity is a little game they play called “OH NO.” The game helps the children with following directions, identifying letters, being good sports, and listening. This set coordinates with the song from the "Get Ready" CD by Shari Sloane.
This CD will take you down memory lane. The songs on this CD will reinforce: listening, rhyming awareness, language play, sequencing, story re-telling with music, and following directions.
Great auditory and language activity for young children. Teacher makes the sounds of the animals and children try to identify them.
A fun activity to help children learn their letters, letter order, and following directions. Choose from uppercase or lowercase.
Learning numbers is fun when you add them to the apple tree.
This is a 6-person math center This activity will help children recognize numbers 1-20, count objects up to 20, and improve their fine motor skills.
This is a math center for up to 4 children. The apple center will help children identify numbers, ordering numbers, 1-to-1 correspondence, addition, subtraction, and fine motor skills.
A flannel board activity that will improve letter and math skills. Some of these skills include letter identification from a-z, number identification 1-20 and counting.
This math center is for up to 4 children. Children will have fun at this center recognizing numbers, addition, subtraction, 1-to-1 correspondence, and ordering numbers.
What better way to teach your children shapes. This activity will reinforce shapes, following directions and learning the names of their classmates. This is a great circle, whole group activity.
A fun and unique way to teach numbers to your children using the “old woman theme.”
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.
Learn to identify numbers 0-25 and letters a-z with this fun popcorn activity. Ordering numbers and letters and sorting are other skills introduced in this activity.
This fun activity and song reinforces number recognition and ordering numbers.
Watch out for the shark! A great activity to reinforce number recognition and ordering numbers 0-30.
This is a great whole group activity that teaches number recognition 0-30, patterning, ordering, and following directions.
The little worm packet reinforces colors, number recognition 1-10, and ordering numbers.
A popular song and number activity. Teaches number recognition, ordering numbers, one-to-one correspondence, and following directions.
A popular song and flannel board activity. Skills include one to one correspondence, fine motor, following directions, and rote counting.
Counting buttons will help the children learn to recognize numbers, counting out the correct number of buttons, and beginning addition and subtraction.