A collection of spring-themed math activities focusing on addition and subtraction within 5 using visual supports like touch-points and pictures. Includes a collaborative partner game to reinforce skills through play.

A fun introduction to basic shapes through tracing and recognition activities.

A daily spiral review of priority Kindergarten math standards, designed to be visually engaging and accessible for students to view during breakfast or morning routines.

Advanced subtraction practice using numbers up to 10. Students master the concept of taking away through visual problems and number line counting.

Introducing subtraction by 'taking away' items from a group of 5 or less. Visual cross-outs help students see the remaining quantity.

Expanding addition skills to sums up to 10. Students use a variety of icons and color-coding to solve larger addition problems and use number lines for support.

Introducing the concept of addition using visual groups and colors for sums up to 5. Students use icons to see how two small groups become one larger group.

A fun introduction to the numbers 1-10 through matching and visual recognition. Students use color-coded cards to connect numerals with sets of objects.

A hands-on numeracy lesson for Pre-K students focused on counting 1-5 and one-to-one correspondence through a playful puppy picnic theme. Students use visual mats and 'treat' manipulatives to fulfill specific orders for their puppy friends.

A quick 15-minute warm-up activity where students practice one-to-one correspondence by counting school-themed objects. The lesson is scaffolded with three levels of difficulty, ranging from numbers 1-5 to numbers up to 30.

A bear-themed file folder game designed for differentiated morning warm-ups, focusing on one-to-one correspondence (1-5) and number comparison (up to 20).

A comprehensive review of numerals 1-5, focusing on rapid identification and matching names to shapes through a 'scavenger hunt' format.

Introduction to the numeral 5, focusing on its unique shape and five touch-points using 'high-five' analogies and bird imagery.

Discovering the numeral 4, teaching its straight lines and four distinct touch-points with a friendly frog theme.

Exploring the numeral 3, focusing on its identifying features and the three touch-points in a 'magic' themed lesson.