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Number Sense Worksheets & Games

Free Number Sense Math Mats

Learning about numbers seems simple enough, doesn’t it? You simply teach children number recognition, and understanding of number value and you’re done, right? Well, maybe not…there are many different ways children can learn about numbers, with different ways to present them. We’ve got a fun hands-on learning activity that is sure to engage your early mathematicians!

What is Number Sense?

Number sense is basically the understanding of numbers and how they relate to each other. For preschoolers, learning about number sense means building the necessary skills to understand that numbers can be represented by many different ways. For example, we can represent numbers with dots (like on a dice), tall marks, numerals, number words, ten frames, and even blocks.

Number Sense Games

We have a great variety of Number Preschool Printables available to introduce your student to numbers. However, if your student already has a good understanding of the basics, then learning about different ways to represent numbers is a great expansion. And the best way to learn a new math concept is with a math game!

Monster Number Mats

Introduce this free number sense game to your students as a set of Hungry Number Monsters. Each monster wants to eat the correct number, so your job is to sort the numbers to each monster mat. All of the numbers are represented in different ways! You might have to count out the dots, or the tally marks to identify which number is represented.

Number Sense for Preschoolers

You might start your younger students off with only a couple of the number mats, or a reduced amount of the number cards. You can build and add more in as your student shows mastery. That way you avoid unnecessary frustration by unintentionally overwhelming your student. It is better to go slow and build confidence and a love of learning.

Free Number Sense Printables

Because these monster number mats are FULL-COLOR you’ll want to be sure to print on cardstock and laminate for durability. Additionally, you could use a page protector to keep the mat clean. That way, you can use these again with playdough, or even Halloween candy. (Hint: We have a fun Candy Corn Monster Game Here) Additionally, you can store all of the sorting cards in small task card boxes (as shown above) or in a small plastic bag, with the game mats in a file folder.

Monster Mat Number 1

This silly blue monster is ready to eat all of the number 1 cards! Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 2

This hungry purple monster wants to eat all the number 2 cards! Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 3

This tiny red furry monster is crazy for number 3 cards! Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 4

The one-eyed pink monster likes to eat number 4 cards. Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 5

Number 5 is the right card for this purple fuzz ball! Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 6

6 is a hit with this blue cyclops. Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 7

This yellow monster is ready to suck up number 7 cards! Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 8

With three eyes this monster likes to eat 8 number cards. Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 9

A monster with glasses? Why not?! This blob likes to eat number 9 cards. Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number 10

Hooray for this number 10 eating monster! Print on cardstock or laminate for durability.

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Monster Mat Number Sense Cards Set 1

This sheet includes number words, numerals, and tally marks to go with the monster math mats.

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Monster Mat Number Sense Cards Set 2

This set includes blocks and dice patterns to go with the monster math mats.

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Monster Mat Number Sense Cards Set 3

This final set includes ten frames for numbers 1-10. Add these to your number sense game for an additional challenge.

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Fruit & Veggie Bingo Game

Free Printable Bingo Games

Learning about healthy fruits and vegetables is something that your preschool student will have fun with. Students discover the difference between different fruits and veggies while playing this colorful matching game. The health-focused game includes, 4 separate food mats for children to sort the cards on. These games are perfect for young preschool children at home or in school. Learn about fruits and vegetables during your health unit, or even your Farm life unit.

Healthy Food Interactive Game

This free Fruits & Veggies Lotto Game includes 4 bright and colorful healthy food mats with duplicate matching cards for each one. Each mat features different fruits and vegetables for children to identify and match.

Printable Bingo Game Assembly:

Print the boards and picture tiles on cardstock. If desired, laminate for durability. Cut out each game board as ONE PIECE. Cut apart each picture tile. You should have four game boards and 24 picture tiles when you finish.

How to Play Fruits & Veggies Lotto Game:

This game can be played with 2-4 players. Each player should choose a board and find the tiles that match his or her board. Turn those tiles over and mix them up. The first player should draw a picture tile from the pile. If the picture matches the player’s board, the player keeps the tile and puts it on his board. If it does not match, the player puts it back into the pile. The next player gets a turn. The game is continued in this way until one player has found all six of his or her tiles and wins the game.

Fun Food Sorting

This set can easily be a “Busy Bag” for your preschool students. Simply store the game in a small plastic bag, and keep with your learning activities. Learning about fruits and vegetables is an important part of your child’s development. After completing this interactive lotto game see if students can sort fruits & vegetables in your own home. Then try classifying the objects in another way; by size or color for example. This is a great way to extend the learning and add in a little math!

Fruit & Vegetables Matching Game

Print this free preschool matching game! Laminate one set of boards and cut apart the playing pieces.

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Preschool Themes for June: Father’s Day, Beach,& More

As busy moms, we’re always looking for easy ways to make our day a little less stressful and enjoy summertime! With these free and practical resources, you can encourage your super active kids the ENTIRE month with wonderful hands on learning tools. Here are the Preschool Themes for June, ready to go for my fellow teachers!

Insects, Bugs, and Creepy Crawlies

Bugs and creepy crawlies are great subjects for our small and sweet scientists in the sizzling summer! Grab these 10 Bug Color and Learn Pages that are SO easy to prepare — just print and go! Your kids will learn facts, practice their writing and coloring skills, and better yet, it’s all free!

You’ll also want to check out these insect crafts, printables and projects to enhance your bug unit studies and thematic lessons. From butterfly life cycles to Scientific Discovery Notebooking Printables, there’s something for everyone!

Father’s Day Ideas DIY

Kids love making their Dad a homemade Father’s Day gifts and we got some great ideas for them! Try these fun and free DIY Father’s Day Ideas including cards and crafts you can make with children for Father’s Day!

These priceless memories include printables for Father’s day cards, handprint crafts, fishing cut and paste activities and so much more.

In addition, you can also grab Father’s Day Gift Ideas with these Free Father’s Day Bible Crafts, Activities, Minibooks, and more! Whether you’re creating these as a family or for homeschool or Sunday School, they will provide lifetime memories and are perfect keepsakes!

At the Beach

When you think of the beach and kids together, what’s the first word that pops up in your head? For me, it’s sand — but sometimes it’s not in a good way. So, let’s think of fun ways we can incorporate sand into a pleasurable activity!

Get your kids excited for the beach trip coming up with these beach type sand crafts including this super silly Sandpaper Starfish craft and some beautiful artwork with a Sand Art craft.

The beach also reminds us the vast ocean that God miraculously has made for us! Children are fascinated to see amazing ocean creatures!  Check out our video tutorials on how your child can make these ocean themed crafts! You’ll find inspiring activities to create a spiky sea urchin, a sea creature fan book and a sparkly sea anemone.

Plus, don’t forget to grab these valuable resources for ocean themed unit studies! Take your child to our magnificent under water world with this Ocean Life Book and DVD or get sticky with this vibrant, high quality Ocean Sticker Book.

Vacation Days

Speaking of the beach, let’s talk about the many ways of transportation taking us to our relaxing vacation destination. And, kids love to play and talk about those various ways of transportation — that’s why we made these Preschool Transportation Printables!

Which also reminds me, are you taking a road trip and need to homeschool at the same time? Here are some essential tips to make your travel trip an easy and educational ride! It’s very cool and hip when you are Car schooling like a Ninja!

Fruits and Vegetables – Farmers Market

Don’t you just love to see those signs on the road that proudly display “Farmer’s Market Today”?!!! Buying fresh produce from side stands not only supports local farmers, it supports a healthy immune system!

Why not hone in on these flavorful roadside stands and make it a teachable lesson? Play this easy and engaging fruit and vegetable game to get those fruit juices flowing!

Need some more resources to teach about healthy food and what makes them so special? Try this fun and fruity collection of healthy mazes for your kids or students!  Each activity sheet teaches about the health benefits of a specific fruit.  Students read, write, maze and trace their way right to a delicious and juicy healthy fruit.

That’s a wrap, my friends! Hope you have a wonderful month of June, and don’t forget to enjoy the warm sun, contagious smiles, and a lot of laughter!

Preschool Themes for May: Mothers Day, Flowers, and More

Don’t you just love the month of May?!! The warm weather, beautiful flowers, and fresh leaves bursting from the trees bring us such joy and delight. It’s also a wonderful time to celebrate moms, budding plants, and yes, even creepy crawlies! Our May Preschool Themes are ready for you to get started on all that this season brings! These learning activities will be a great fit for your preschool classroom.

May Fine Motor Skills Activity Pack

We know how busy you are, moms and teachers! That’s why we want to deliver to you this awesome, fun-filled activity pack for May!  It’s simple to use, virtually no prep time, and a ton of engaging, hands-on learning. Theses 60+ thematic educational sheets are perfect for your classroom or homeschool!

Mother’s Day Gift Ideas DIY

Mother’s Day is a time to reflect on how special moms are to us. They are busy, loving ladies who deserve a few keepsakes to display in their kitchen! The good news is, it doesn’t have to be expensive or time consuming!

There are so many free and frugal ideas to create the perfect gift for moms including art projects for balloon bouquets, keepsake booklet,cut and paste activity and more!  

If you’d like a nice variety you can quickly print, don’t miss out on these Mother’s Day printables like keepsakes, awards, coloring pages, and more! Or, a Mother’s Day bookmarks printable is an easy coloring activity with four unique designs!

All of these Mother’s Day activities and crafts are a great way for your children to show they care and to give back. With just a little guidance and their imagination, you’ll have a forever gift to cherish in very little time!

Flowers Activities for Preschool

May is the perfect time to incorporate flowers into the classroom. As the saying goes “April showers bring May flowers”! Let’s get together some creative ideas to get our preschoolers involved in more ‘flower power’.

This wonderful variety of free shape printables will get the kids buzzing with delight! They’ll practice visual discrimination skills with these free shape worksheets. Plus, color matching is a wonderful tool to teach kids how to use keys as guides.

In addition, these free flower games give your preschooler more practice on their ABCs (upper and lower case), geometry shapes, science activities, and much more!

Learning about Gardening for Preschoolers

As you prep your lush garden, don’t miss out on the opportunity to teach gardening preschool style! Children can experience the joy of keeping care of plants from seed to bloom. You’ll love these free garden craft ideas that include plant label markers, bird feeders, and decorated pots!

Preschool Bug Crafts

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What child isn’t fascinated with bugs and creepy crawlies? These free bug activity pages contain coloring and fun facts along with some room to deliver their own thoughts! If you are looking for fantastic science units for family sharing, check out these free preschool bug worksheets!

Memorial Day Activities for Preschoolers

Any holiday that comes around each year gives teachers and homeschool moms an opportunity that they don’t want to miss. But, busy days gives us little time to prepare. That’s why we prepared these especially for you — free and simple to assemble!

Try these Memorial Day activities to help your preschool remember why we remember our fallen soldiers and living heroes. for your preschoolers that include coloring pages, Bible verse cards, crafts and resources for your homeschool, co-op or Children’s Ministry. Don’t miss these fun and memorable Memorial Day crafts preschool style!

Need more ideas? For just a few dollars, get these 60 thematic, hands-on activities to build fine motor control skills for Spring! You can use them over and over again, just slip them into a protective sheet! 

Got May learning centers? These printable worksheets and activities are wonderful for extra practice, take-home resources, or for tutoring resources! 

Spring Activities for Preschool

During the preschool year it is important to expose children to different activities to build visual discrimination skills. Visual discrimination skills include the ability to visually determine the similarities and differences between two or more objects. One way to build these skills is through various matching games and activities.

Traditional matching games include the exact same item to match to another. (Think of memory or concentration in which students must match the exact picture). If that is what you are looking for, check out our free Spring Worksheets here. However, there is much more to visual discrimination then exact matches. For example, matching different shapes or pictures by pattern! That is the idea behind today’s free preschool learning game:

Spring Pattern Matching Game

This game is super low-prep and tons of fun! Your students will enjoy the new challenge of matching by pattern and not just by picture. The game includes two game board mats which you can laminate or mount to a file folder for durability.

There is a single sheet of game cards you’ll cut out that students will use for playing pieces. For each picture, the rainbow for example, there are two matching pattern cards; a bird with a rainbow on it and an egg with a rainbow on it. It is up to the students to match the correct cards to the picture by looking closely at the patterns.

Some patterns are simlar! Notice the lady bug and the watermelon? The paint tray and the cookie? Your preschool students will have to pay close attention as they are matching! Encourage them to go slow and look carefully at each picture pattern as they play!

Spring Pattern Matching Game: Mat 1

Print this free spring matching game mat on cardstock for best results. Features a flower, rainbow, bee, cookie, watermelon, and jelly beans.

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Spring Pattern Matching Game: Mat 2

Print this free spring matching game mat on cardstock for best results. Features a pencil, lady bug, paint tray, pizza, umbrella, and rain cloud.

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Spring Pattern Matching Game Cards

Print these free Spring matching game cards on cardstock and laminate for best results. These can be used with the game mats or separately as a memory or concentration game.

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The Best Free Butterfly Worksheets for Preschoolers

The amazing butterfly is a wonderful teaching tool to use for a thematic approach during any season. There are so many great butterfly activities for the preschool age online. However, I’m going to share with the best FREE butterfly worksheets for preschoolers!

Kids love butterflies — their movements and beauty can keep them entertained and laughing for hours! That’s why these butterfly worksheets are the perfect fit for young children. They can learn much about their shape and parts alone with these valuable butterfly resources.

You’ll find a ton of free educational resources below including symmetrical butterfly worksheets, butterfly math worksheets, butterfly tracing worksheets, and even a butterfly matching game! All of these printables are easy to obtain with a click of a button. So, what are you waiting for? Find the best butterfly materials for you and your preschooler!

Symmetrical Butterfly Worksheets

During the preschool age, kids are ready to understand symmetry. It not only builds their learning skills, it also helps children develop the ability to observe and identify patterns. Three important subjects use symmetrical recognition: math, reading, and art.

These free butterfly worksheets below allow your student or child to develop these essential skills easily! Not only will your child enjoy seeing these eye opening patterns, they’ll also love their own creation.

Butterfly Math Worksheets

Young children have a natural sense of organizing and sorting through play. Yet, it’s also a huge benefit to be intentional about their math skills.  Take advantage of these free butterfly math worksheets for developing counting and number readiness.

With these free math butterfly worksheets linked below, your student will gain confidence in learning how to count, subtract, and even sort using these incredibly easy printables!

For an extra treat, try using your own manipulatives like erasers, coins, or M & M’s. You’ll be amazed how fast they can get their butterfly math worksheets done when M & M’s are involved!

Butterfly Tracing Worksheets

Giving your student opportunities to trace has so many benefits. It teaches them how to draw, independence, and understand the concept of drawing. Tracing also bridges the gap between a simple straight or round line to curves, bends, and zig zag patterns.   

That’s why these Butterfly Dot to Dot Worksheets are so important to use in educating your preschooler! They make connections, build their writing skills, and gain creativity with these wonderful math tools!

These worksheets will also give your child practice with fine motor skills using the alphabet and tracing lines. These writing worksheets will give your child more practice with their upper case and lower case alphabet tracing!

Butterfly Matching Game

Need some help teaching your preschoolers on how to identify colors? This easy and less mess butterfly matching activity allows your child to learn their colors with just a few steps.

Simply print out the FREE Butterfly Matching Game printable. Then, paste the butterfly worksheet on a file folder. You’ll need to grab some scissors, cut, and that’s it! Your child is now ready to match the butterfly to the correct flower — easy peasy!

With all of these free and valuable butterfly activities for preschoolers, you’ll keep your child or classroom busy and engaged. At this young age, it’s all about learning and having fun at the same time!

Butterfly Math Worksheets: Addition

This fun and free butterfly preschool printable will teach your child addition math facts.

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Butterfly Math Worksheet: Count and Write

This free butterfly math sheet will teach your preschool child counting and numbers in just a few minutes!

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Butterfly Math Worksheet: Addition Facts using Dots

Download this free butterfly math printable for preschoolers learning their addition math facts!

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Butterfly Math Worksheet: Subtraction Mat

Teach your preschooler subtraction math the easy way using the beautiful butterfly shape!

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Butterfly Tracing Worksheet: Lower Case

This preschool butterfly printable is perfect for tracing lower case alphabet letters and practice tracing lines.

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Butterfly Tracing Worksheet: Upper Case

Your preschool student will love this free and fun butterfly alphabet printable for help tracing alphabet letters in uppercase and tracing lines.

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Symmetrical Butterfly Worksheet

This free butterfly printable teaches preschool students how to identify symmetry patterns.

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Butterfly Worksheet: Symmetrical Patterns

Teach your child all about a butterfly's symmetric patterns using this free butterfly preschool printable.

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Butterflies Worksheet: More Symmetry Patterns

Download this free preschool butterfly activity for teaching young ones all about symmetry patterns.

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Preschool Math without a Workbook

June 20, 2018

Preschool should be about learning in a fun way. That’s why you should use hands-on activities whenever possible when teaching math! Not only is preschool math without a workbook more fun, but hands-on learning is a great way to help your preschooler remember important skills. This post describes just 5 simple activities you can try! Use them, and then see what other ideas you can come up with to replace worksheets whenever possible.

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Preschool File Folder Games

File Folder Games are a great way to add some fun to your classroom! Children love to play games, and with our colorful printables, they won’t even know they are learning!  I suggest you either make you games with Heavy Duty File Folders or invest in an inexpensive Thermal Laminator.  If you are unfamiliar with File Folder Games, read our quick tutorial here on our sister site File Folder Fun.

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Whose Tools File Folder Game

This is a file folder game for children who are learning about community helpers. Children match the tools to the correct person. Features firefighter, dentist, farmer and mailman.

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ABC Match File Folder Game

This is a printable file folder game for children to match the pictures to the correct beginning letter. This would be a great game to follow up your alphabet unit.

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Seasonal Sort Game

A fantastic full color photograph file folder game for children to sort out what belongs in each season. This is a great game to play individually or as a class.

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What's The Weather Game

This is a great game for your little ones to practice recognizing what types of coloring and accessories they will need for different weather conditions. Featuring a hot sunny day, cold winter day, and stormy rainy day.

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Toyland Game

This is a printable file folder game of different photographs of children's toys. There are some that are pretty similar so it is a great exercise in visual discrimination.

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Bucket of Buttons Game

This is a printable file folder game for children learning how to count up to 10. Use real buttons or popsicle stick worms and put the correct amount into each pail.

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Butterfly File Folder Game

Children roll the die and move around the board. Each time they land, draw a card from the pile. If it's a fact card, read the card with your child. If it's a bonus card.....

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Rainbow ABC's Game

This would be a great game to keep at your learning center during your weather unit. Children match the uppercase letter to the lowercase letter. Young children can start with one set of rainbows at a time, building on their knowledge.

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Beginning/Ending L Game

This is a printable file folder game for children working on beginning and ending letter sounds. Children look at the picture on the heart and decide if it begins or ends with the letter L, then place it accordingly on the board.

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Sweets & Treats Game

A simple shadow matching game with a little sweet touch.

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Feed The Frog Game

This is a simple counting game for your preschool math centers. Froggy is grumpy, and froggy is hungry! Children count the amount of bugs and then direct the frog's tongue to the largest pile.

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Butterfly Colors Game

This is a printable file folder game for children working on color recognition. Children can help the butterflies find the correct flower.

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Pumpkin Patch Match Game

A simple color matching game for children who are working on single and double color mathing.

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ABC's of Spring Game

This game is for children working on uppercase and lowercase letter recognition. Children put the flower onto the correct stem.

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Hungry Bunny Game

This is a cute counting file folder game with a farm theme. Children read the number printed on each bunny and give it the corresponding amount of carrots. Optional Idea: Use cut up plastic straws or orange pipe cleaners for small motor movements.

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ABC Falling Leaves

This is a simple game to help children learn about inequalities. Children count the nutcrackers and then decide which side has more. Then they feed largest pile. You can make this game a little more fun by affixing the center nutcrackers with a brad, allowing children to turn it in the correct direction.

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Koala King Game

This is a printable file folder game with a cut koala theme. Children work on number recognition and sequencing by crowing the koala with the largest written number

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Nutcracker Numbers

This is a simple game to help children learn about inequalities. Children count the nutcrackers and then decide which side has more. Then they feed largest pile. You can make this game a little more fun by affixing the center nutcrackers with a brad, allowing children to turn it in the correct direction.

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N is for Nutcracker

This is a file folder game that works on beginning and ending lettern N sounds. Children draw a card, sound out the word, then place it in the correct spot. There are 12 different sound cards with real photo images.

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Stars and Stripes Game

A simple color matching game for children who are working on simple pattern recognition.

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ABC Christmas Tree

This is a fun game for children who are learning letter recognition. There are two different sets of alphabet ornaments, uppercase and lowercase. Children look at each ornament and place it on the correct tree.

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Penguin Patterns

A simple matching game for children working on pattern recognition.

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Picking Pumpkins Game

A game for children working on counting skills up to number 5

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Fall Leaves Fall Game

A file folder game for children to match the leaves to the correct outlines. As a suggestion it would be great fun if you made your own game by tracing real leaves on construction paper to make the outlines.

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Rainbow ABC File Folder Game

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Game Play: Choose a cloud and read the letter.  Find the rainbow with the uppercase letter to match.

Game Assembly:  This game requires two file folder game glued back to back.  You’ll need to cut the tabs off of both ends so that the game board folds correctly. Mount the rainbows to the file folder and cut out the clouds for playing pieces.  Glue title page to outside so that you form a pocket.  Glue Tab Label to folder.

Expansion Ideas: You could just as easily cut out the rainbows to make flash cards and then have children point the corresponding lowercase letter  on their cloud boards.

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  • ABC Animal Puzzle

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