This product aims to develop a student’s ability to copy and complete patterns. Copying and completing patterns assists in developing a student’s ability to problem solve, predict, reason and make connections. This product is perfect for pre-k students to help them to develop these skills for the future. Students copy the pattern presented to them and then continue the pattern accordingly. It is offered in full color and half color cards. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Regards Margaux

This resource is made up of 4 activities which can assist in familiarizing a student with counting to 20. 1. Counting Clip Cards: Print and laminate these cards. Your student needs to count the number of eggs on the card and place a clothes peg on the correct answer. You can make them self correcting by placing a sticker behind the correct answer. Students can also use a dry erase marker to circle the correct answer on the card. This can then be wiped off when they are complete. 2. Number puzzles: print and laminate the number puzzles. Cut along the lines to create two piece puzzles. Students need to match the eggs and puzzle pieces together to form the numbers. 3. Number mats: You can print and laminate these to reuse. Dry erase markers can be used to ‘trace’ the number and word or play dough can be used to form the number and create the correct number of little eggs in the base ten frame. You can also opt to not laminate the pages and use them as worksheets. Little eggs can be drawn in the base ten frames and numbers and words can be traced. Odd numbers are depicted with a picture on the left and even numbers with a picture on the right. 4. Individual numbered eggs can be used as a number line or to practise sequencing – arranging numbers from 1 – 20. Odd numbers are black and even numbers are white. Should you have any queries or suggestions, please contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Happy teaching! Margaux

This number chart can be used as a display in your classroom to familiarize students with numbers 1 – 20. The posters are spring (flowers lady birds and birds) theme, to add an inviting, student appropriateness to the posters. Each poster includes the number, word and base ten frame for the number. Additional mini posters have also been included which have the tally marks and base ten blocks on them. You can punch two holes at the bottom of the main number poster and a hole in each of the mini posters to connect them with paper clips. You can then add the mini posters as you cover them in class. Should you have any suggestions or requests, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Happy Teaching! Margaux Created by Margaux Langenhoven from Learning with Sunflower Smiles Margaux from Learning with Sunflower Smiles

This product aims to develop a student’s ability to copy and complete patterns. Copying and completing patterns assists in developing a student’s ability to problem solve, predict, reason and make connections. This product is perfect for pre-k students to help them to develop these skills for the future. Students copy the pattern presented to them and then continue the pattern accordingly. It is offered in full colour and half colour cards. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Regards Margaux

100 Number Chart Fairy Theme This Number Chart consists of the numbers from 1 to 100. Odd numbers are characterized by pink borders and bunting in the top left corner. Even numbers are characterized by yellow borders and a small fairy in the bottom left corner. Multiples of 10 have an additional picture of a mushroom as well as the fairy to differentiate them. These cards can be placed in a square as a hundred chart or in a horizontal line around the classroom as a number line. Each page consists of 6 individual numbers. I created individual number cards to make it easy for numbers to be removed in order for students to identify which ones are missing or replace those that have been removed to act as a center activity or manipulative resource. Additional blank squares have also been included which can be used to cover the numbers and if laminated, students can use a white board marker to write the number of the card that the blank card is covering. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Margaux

100 Number Chart Space Theme This Number Chart consists of the numbers from 1 to 100. Odd numbers are characterized by dark blue borders and a space ship in the top right corner. Even numbers are characterized by light blue borders and a small astronaut in the bottom left corner. Multiples of 10 have an additional picture of stars as well as the astronaut to differentiate them. These cards can be placed in a square as a hundred chart or in a horizontal line around the classroom as a number line. It created a large feature on your classroom wall as each page consists of 6 numbers. I created individual number cards to make it easy for numbers to be removed in order for students to identify which ones are missing or replace those that have been removed to act as a center activity or manipulative resource. Additional blank squares have also been included which can be used to cover the numbers and if laminated, students can use a white board marker to write the number of the card that the blank card is covering. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Happy Teaching! Margaux Created by Margaux Langenhoven from "Learning with Sunflower Smiles"

100 Number chart (Ladybug theme) This Number Chart consists of the numbers from 1 to 100. Odd numbers are characterized by green borders and a ladybug in the bottom left corner. Even numbers are characterized by red borders and bunting at the top of the block. Multiples of 10 have an additional picture of little leaves as well as the bunting to differentiate them. These cards can be placed in a square as a hundred chart or in a horizontal line around the classroom as a number line. I created individual number cards to make it easy for numbers to be removed in order for students to identify which ones are missing or replace those that have been removed to act as a center activity or manipulative resource. Additional blank squares have also been included which can be used to cover the numbers and if laminated, students can use a white board marker to write the number of the card that the blank card is covering. If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Happy Teaching Margaux Created by Margaux Langenhoven from Learning with Sunflower Smiles

Rainbow Number Posters 1 - 20 This number chart can be used as a display in your classroom to familiarize students with numbers 1 – 20. The posters are in a bright, rainbow color palette to add an inviting, student appropriateness to the posters. Each poster includes the number, word and base ten frame for the number. Additional mini posters have also been included which have the tally marks and base ten blocks on them. You can punch two holes at the bottom of the main number poster and a hole in each of the mini posters to connect them with paper clips. You can then add the mini posters as you cover them in class. You may also be interested in my Rainbow Word Wall Labels which fit with this design. Should you have any suggestions or requests, please do not hesitate to contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com Happy Teaching Margaux from Learning with Sunflower Smiles

Number Sort 1 - 10 Help Daddy Monkey find his number family! Use these little Monkey families to practice the numbers. It includes number symbols, tally marks, subitising dots, ten frames and counting pictures. A separate page with number words is also included for when students are ready for number word recognition. How to use this product: Help Daddy Monkey to reunite with his family. You can select the level you wish your students to complete this activity. By selecting who you want Daddy Monkey to match up with, bringing in word recognition when students are ready. By printing these on larger pages, these would make a beautiful Number Chart with a twist. Worksheets have also been included where students can record the families and what they learnt about each number. See how I used them by visiting my Blog: Learning with Sunflower Smiles, search the tag Numbers. If you have any queries or suggestions, you can contact me at margauxlangenhoven@gmail.com. Margaux