Circle numbers

Anyone else feel like a first-year teacher EVERY year?? I am beginning my tenth year of teaching tomorrow, and I promise you I do not understand why it is taking me every waking minute to get my stuff together! Aaaanyways, here are some fan labels I created to mark my math station areas that were …

Small Circle Polka Dot Numbers Red 1-40 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online.

One of the homeschool challenges I faced was figuring out how I was gonna teach my 3rd grader while also giving quality attention to our playful and active four-year-old. I found that including him during some portions of the lessons made things much easier. But how do I include a 4-year-old in 3rd-grade lessons? The answer for me was to invite him whenever we read and did history and science class. I realized that he seemed most interested in those lessons, and if he wasn't, he was free to…

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Count and circle numbers 1-10 worksheet for pre-k.

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Circle Polka Dot Numbers 1-100 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online.

Remember last year when I was trying to figure out a plan for a fun advent calendar the day before I needed it? Well, here's what I came up with. It actually turned out to be such a hit that we're using it again this year. We made these little bags out of holiday paper, printed a sticker for each day, filled the bags with little activity cards and pinned them up on the mantle. I actually used my Cricut to cut the bags (they're on the Plantin Schoolbook cartridge, in case you're wondering)…

This goes along with my Choosing Caps post from awhile back. Click here to see the original post. In that post, I talked about using baby food lids to create choosing caps. They were a fun way to randomly call out students' numbers during class discussions. They really were a big hit last year, and I ended up using them for multiple purposes in my classroom. Since they were so popular, I decided it was time for another set that I could place in a math station. They could be used for skip…