Would you like your students to be able to count well? These charts will help hone your students’ counting skills. Format: US Letter, PDF Number of pages: 5

There are 16 shapes in this set of posters ranging from circle to the decagon. Use them as class decoration when your class is learning about shapes. You might be keen to know that there is a companion set of cards in my listings to go with these posters. Format: A4 (Landscape), PDF Number of pages: 18

This is a set of 16 cards on shapes. This product can be used as a printable for learning the shapes. Cut them up and print them in 2 copies, you can have a matching game or memory game. You can also use it for partnering purposes, or use it as a scavenger hunt. Get this multi-use cards for your classroom today! Format: A4(Landscape), PDF Number of pages: 5

This resource comprises of 15 pages, including the cover page. These cards are intentionally made in black-and-white to save ink. To give variety, you can use colored paper of your choice when printing. Then, cut the sheets into individual cards, laminate and use them for a variety of purposes: Get students to arrange the numbers in the right order, either individually or in groups. Get students to sort the cards into odd or even numbers. Get students to count backward or forward. To number the students for grouping purposes. As a queue number for events, e.g. Parent-Teacher Conference, etc. As desk or group number. Note: This resources is in US Letter. You may have to choose fit to size when printing. Do visit my website for free items, teaching tips and curated resources: https://annesschoolhouse.wordpress.com

This resource comprises 9 pages, including the cover. These cards are intentionally made in black-and-white to save ink. To give variety, you can use colored paper of your choice when printing. Then, cut the sheets into individual cards, laminate and use them for a variety of purposes: Get students to arrange the numbers in the right order, either individually or in groups. Get students to sort the cards into odd or even numbers. Get students to count backward or forward. To number the students for grouping purposes. As a queue number for events, e.g. Parent-Teacher Conference, etc. As desk or group number. Note: Page Size: US Letter (Please choose fit to page when printing.) Visit my website for teaching tips, curated resources and free items: https://annesschoolhouse.wordpress.com