Use this set of Composing And Decomposing Numbers Worksheets to introduce and teach early number composition and decomposition! Students solve and create number bonds, draw pictures, and write equations to show number families as they develop a better understanding of number relationships and early math concepts. Use the worksheets and printables in this pack for a variety of activities, including math centers, morning work, small groups, assessments, educational interventions, and early finishers! The Following Worksheets And Printables Are Included: • Number Decomposition Hand-Out - A printable handout for students or parents with simple definitions and visuals to help explain number bonds, fact families, and number composition & decomposition. • Decomposing Numbers 2-10 Worksheets - Students practice different ways of composing and decomposing the numbers 2-10. Individual activities for each number are included so students can practice decomposing the same number different ways. • Number Bonds, Two Ways - Decompose each number two different ways. Draw a picture and fill in the equations for each number family. • Decomposition, Number Bonds, and Fact Family Activities for Mixed Numbers. • Number Bonds Cut & Paste - Cut out the numbers at the bottom and glue them in place to complete the numbers bonds. • Complete The Number Bonds - Write the missing numbers to complete the number bonds. • Color the Pictures to Match The Number Bonds - Students look at the number bonds and color the pictures to match each fact family. • Building Numbers Cut & Paste - Cut out the equations at the bottom & solve. Sort each equation under the matching number. • Domino Decomposition - Cut out the dominos at the bottom, add the dots on either side of each domino and sort under the matching number. • Answer Keys • Number Decomposition Math Centers - Dice activities plus printable dice templates for practice with decomposing numbers and writing number bonds. • Number Decomposition Templates - A selection of blank templates so you can create your own differentiated number decomposition activities. Fill in the blank number bonds and create drawings, word problems, and equations for any number family. 162 pages + cover & credits page = 164 pages total.

This editable Introduction to Ten Frames Slide Show includes an introduction to simple math concepts using ten frames, available in Powerpoint and Google Slides format This product includes math problems and games to help strengthen number sense and increase students understanding number relationships for numbers 0-10. Some of the activities are stop and think activities, with an answer page to follow. Other pages have moveable parts and editable text, allowing you to model the activity on the Smart Board and give students an opportunity to use technology in the classroom! This product includes an interactive and editable slide show in Powerpoint format as well as a link to a copy of the Introduction to Ten Frame Slide Show on Google Slides. You may edit this product for use in your classroom however you like! For slides with questions, type in the text box area or use a smart board marker to fill in the answers. Click through the slide show for counting activities, games and math problems to solve with ten frames. Included In This Slide Show: •Introduction To Ten-Frames •Count Spaces On A Ten Frame •Count Backwards From Ten to Zero On A Ten Frame •Count Objects On A Ten Frame •Move Objects to the Ten Frame •Ten Frame Memory Game •Combine 2 Sets of Numbers to Make Ten •Make Ten With Pennies, Heads and Tails •Penny Drop Activity You can see all of the slides included in the preview. Files included: 1. Introduction to Ten Frames Slideshow (Powerpoint File) 2. Instructions for Opening Ten Frame Slide Show in Google Slides PDF 3. My Logo (so you can find me if you need to :) 4. Penny Drop Ten Frame Activity Mat, PDF + Powerpoint, to print and use for the class activity. All files in this product have been compressed into a .ZIP folder. You will need to unzip the folder after downloading to access the files. A few of the pages have been flattened to protect the clip artists. Most of the clip art is my own and is moveable but I did need to flatten some of the pages that include the clip art of others. The slides that have been flattened have a red outline in the preview. Slide Show is 271 pages/slides total.

Prepositions Worksheets to help develop & assess students’ understanding of spatial sense and prepositions. These activities were designed to help teach & review vocabulary and math concepts related to the positional words IN, ON, ABOVE, BELOW, BETWEEN, UNDER and NEXT TO. One each page, the animals at the bottom have a positional word written on them. Students cut out the animals and place each in position, relative to another object specified on the page. 6 Prepositions Worksheets Included: Bear Prepositions - Cut out the bears and glue each in position relative to the bear cave. Frog Prepositions - Cut out the frogs and glue each in position relative to the lily pads. Bird Prepositions - Cut out the birds and glue each one in position relative to the nest. Fish Prepositions - Cut out the fish and glue each in position relative to the whale. Butterfly Prepositions - Cut out the butterflies and glue each in position relative to the flowers. Spider Prepositions - Cut out the spiders and glue each in position relative to the spider web. Each page can also be used as assessment to gauge student’s understanding of prepositions. To make a re-useable activity you can print the pieces on card stock, then cut apart, and laminate the animal cards and activity mats. Instead of gluing the cards to the mats, students move the cards to the correct position. Store the pieces in a large ziplock bag or folder. 7 pages + cover and credits page = 9 pages total

This Printable Play Money is perfect for money units and dramatic play, or as positive behavior awards! US One, Five, Ten, Twenty, Fifty and Hundred Dollar Bills Included. Fronts and backs are aligned for two-sided printing.* Print one or two-sided on white or green copy paper, then cut apart to use. Three sets included ~ small, medium, and large bills. 39 pages + cover & credits page = 41 pages total. *Note: Depending on your printer, you may need to manually align the front and back sides to get them to line up. Make sure “flip on long edge” and “fit to page” are selected in print settings when printing 2-sided so both sides of the bills line up back to back.

These printable dice activities can be used as morning work, busy bags, early finishers, assessments, and family engagement activities! The following dice activities, activities, worksheets, and games are included: Count & Trace ~ Count the dots on each dice & trace the number below. Counting Dots on Dice ~ Students roll & count the dots, then write the number below. Drawing Dots on Dice ~Students roll the dice & draw the dots on the blank dice template. A write-the-number-below version is included. Roll & Write ~ Roll a dice. Draw what you rolled on the blank dice. Count & write the number of dots on the line below. Roll And Tally ~ Students roll the dice and add a tally mark next to the dice with that number. They continue to roll and tally for a time specified by the teacher. As a homework activity, they can find and circle the number that got rolled the most. Adding 2 Dice ~ Students add two dice together to find the sum. Adding Double Dice ~ Students add together double numbers, like a pair of ones, twos, threes, etc. Roll and Add ~ Roll 2 dice. Show what you rolled by drawing dots on the squares. Add the dots on both dice and write the sum. Roll, Add & Write The Numbers ~ Roll 2 dice. Show what you rolled by drawing dots on the squares and writing the numbers on the lines below. Add together and write the sum. Yahtzee ~ A fun dice game that kids can play at math centers. Students take turns rolling the dice and counting the dots. Then, they write their initials on the score card. When the score card is filled in, the person with their initials written next to the most numbers wins! Dice Patterns ~ Cut and paste the dice to complete each pattern. Matching Dice & Numbers ~ Draw a line to match the numbers with the dice. Matching Numbers & Dice ~ Draw a line to match the dice with the numbers. Roll & Trace ~ Roll the dice, then trace the numbers. Paper Dice ~ Cut along the lines and fold to make your own pair of paper dice! Make Your Own Dice ~ Draw or write on the squares, then cut & fold to make your own dice! Dice Bingo ~ Roll a dice. Place a bingo chip on your board over the same number that was rolled. Keep rolling until someone places five chips in a row and shouts BINGO! For two or more players. Roll & Write ~ Roll the dice, then copy the sight words in the appropriate column. Greater Than, Less than, or Equal to ~ Circle the greater than, less than, or equal to sign. Laminate the worksheets and have kids write on them with a dry erase to save paper 30 dice worksheets + cover and credits pages = 32 pages total.

A simple uppercase and lowercase letter sort for kids who are learning to differentiate between uppercase and lowercase letters. Students cut out each letter and paste it in either the uppercase or lowercase column. If you want you can forgo the pasting altogether and just have your kiddos cut and sort the letters. You can also cut the letters out beforehand and just have them do the sorting. It's up to you. You can even save the cut-out letters in a plastic baggie to use later on! 22 pages + cover & credits pages = 24 pages total.

Telling Time Worksheets and activities for early exploration of clock numbers and features, and concepts related to telling time by the hour. Use these worksheets and activities to teach, review and assess students understanding of concepts related to telling time by the hour. What’s Included: Telling Time Worksheets. Draw the Hour Hand - For each time shown, draw the hour hand. Draw the Hour & Minute Hand - Read the time and draw the hour and minute hands. Write the Hour - Write the hour below each analog clock. Write the Hour and Minutes - write the hour and minutes below each clock. Write the Time - Write the time below each clock Match the Clocks - Draw a line to match the analog and digital clocks. Match the Clocks Cut-And-Paste - Cut out the digital clocks ad paste each one under the matching analog clock. What time is it? - Write the time below each analog clock. Telling Time Review - Review activities for telling time by the hour. Answer Keys Telling Time Flash Cards: Cut out the flash cards and mix them up. Students choose a card and read the time. Cut-And-Paste-Clock: Cut along the dotted lines and place the clock numbers and pieces onto the clock template. Students can glue the pieces in place or simply move the different pieces around on the template. You can attach the end of the short and long hands to the middle of the clock template with a brad or pin so they move around like they do on a real clock. Telling Time “I Have, Who Has” Activity: A whole group activity for practice reading analog clocks and telling time to the hour. I’m A Little Hour Hand Printable Song: A cute song to help kids remember the difference between the hour and minute hand. Ideal for morning work, math centers, large and amall group activities, and assessments! 80 pages + cover and credits page = 82 pages total.

Students count the animals inside each number as they color with this set of Numbers 0-20 Coloring Pages! Each of the pages includes a number with animals inside for students to count! These no-prep printables can be used for a variety of activities including morning work, math centers, quiet activities, and early finishers! Students practice counting and number recognition as they develop fine motor skills! The Following Coloring Pages Are Included: • Zero • Number 1 with One Giraffe • Number 2 with Two Cats • Number 3 with Three Goats • Number 4 with Four Fish • Number 5 with Five Frogs • Number 6 with Six Squirrels • Number 7 with Seven Alligators • Number 8 with Eight Dolphins • Number 9 with Nine Snails • Number 10 with Ten Turtles • Number 11 with Eleven Hippopotamuses • Number 12 with Twelve Birds • Number 13 with Thirteen Dogs • Number 14 with Fourteen Horses • Number 15 with Fifteen Crabs • Number 16 with Sixteen Sharks • Number 17 with Seventeen Snakes • Number 18 with Eighteen Mice • Number 19 with Nineteen Pigs • Number 20 with Twenty Owls A colorable cover page is also included! 23 pages + cover, tou, & credits page = 26 pages total. Thanks for stopping by! ~Miss Vanessa

This 3D Shapes Worksheets And Printables Pack includes activities to reinforce early geometry concepts and teach students all about 3D shapes! Use these activities for morning work, math centers, assessments, early finishers, educational interventions, and to complement your shapes unit! This pack covers these 3D shapes: spheres, cubes, cones, cylinders, pyramids, hemispheres, triangular pyramids, and rectangular pyramids, and features easy-to-use, no-prep activities you can use in the classroom and at home! What’s Included: • Introduction to 3D Shapes - Worksheets with visuals for learning about and identifying each shape. • 3D Shapes Poster - A printable poster showing labeled 3D shapes. • Matching 3D Shapes & Objects - Draw a line to match each shape with an object. • Which Shape Doesn’t Belong? - In each row, put an ‘x’ through the 3D shape that doesn’t belong. • Which Object Doesn’t Belong? - In each row, put an ‘x’ through the 3D object that doesn’t belong. • 3D Shapes Cut-And-Paste - Cut-and-paste to match the 3D objects and shapes. • Matching Words & 3D Shapes - Cut-and-paste to match the words and shapes. • 3D Shapes Sort - Cut apart and sort the shapes at the bottom of the page. • 3D Objects Sort - Cut apart the objects and sort them by shape. • Sorting 3D Shapes by Size - Cut apart the shapes at the bottom and sort them into the correct column. 2 worksheets are included for sorting 1. small and large shapes and 2. small, medium, and large shapes. • Sorting 3D Shapes by Height - Cut out the 3D shapes at the bottom and sort them by heigh (short and tall). • Find The 3D Shapes - Find and color the specified 3D shape. • Find The 3D Objects - Find and color the specified 3D object. • Color The 3D Shapes - Color each shape a different color, as shown on the key. • Color The 3D Objects - Color each object a different color, as shown on the key. • I Spy 3D Shapes - Use the key to find and count the shapes. • I Spy 3D Objects - Use the key to find and count the objects. • 3D Shapes Patterns - Cut out the shapes at the bottom and glue each one in place to extend the pattern. • Count & Write The Number - Count the shapes in each section. Write how many on the line below. • Complete The Number Bonds - Complete the number bonds for each set of shapes. • Fill In The Number Bonds - Fill in the number bonds for each set of shapes. • Adding Two Groups - Add each group of shapes and write the sum on the line. • Complete The Addition Equations - Fill in the missing numbers to complete each equation. • 3D Shapes Flash Cards - Flash cards showing a shape, object, or shape word for practice identifying and differentiating 3D shapes and 3D shapes vocabulary. 98 pages + cover & credits page = 100 pages total. Thanks for visiting! ~Miss Vanessa

This 2D Shapes Worksheets Pack includes a variety of activities to help reinforce early geometry concepts! Use these worksheets for math centers, busy bags, morning work, early finishers, and family engagement activities. Laminate the worksheets and students can write on them with a dry erase marker. The Following Worksheets Are Included In This Pack: • Learning About Shapes ~ Students color & trace each shape & shape word, color a picture, & apply their knowledge by drawing a picture of an object with the same shape. Worksheets included for the following shapes: circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval, heart, star, pentagon, and rhombus. • Shape Mini-Book ~ A printable easy reader with shapes for students to color. • Matching Shapes & Names ~ Draw a line to match each shape with it’s name. • Matching Shapes & Objects ~ Draw a line to match each shape with an object. • Order Shapes by Size ~ Cut around the shapes, then put them in order from smallest to largest. • Sort Shapes by Size 1 ~ Cut around the shapes, then sort them into the small and large columns. • Sort Shapes by Size 2 ~ Cut around the shapes, then sort them into the small, medium, and large columns. • Color The Shapes ~ Color each type of shape a different color. • Trace The Shapes ~ Trace each shape as well as the name of each shape. • Shapes Cutting Practice ~ Cut along the dotted line around each shape and read the name. • Shape Search & Find Coloring Pages ~ Color the pictures and try to find all the shapes. • Shape Patterns ~ Cut out the shapes and glue them in place to complete each pattern. • Count The Shapes ~ Count the shapes in each box. Write the number on the line below. • Adding Shapes ~ Add the shapes together and write the sum on the line. • Shape Symmetry ~ Draw the other half of each shape. • Find The Circles ~ Find and color the circles. • Find The Squares ~ Find and color the squares. • Find The Triangles ~ Find and color the triangles. • Find The Rectangles ~ Find and color the rectangles. • Find The Ovals ~ Find and color the ovals. • Find The Hearts ~ Find and color the hearts. • Find The Pentagons ~ Find and color the pentagons. • Find The Stars ~ Find and color the stars. • Find The Hexagons ~ Find and color the hexagons. • Find The Rhombuses ~ Find and color the rhombuses. • Shape Sort ~ Cut out the shapes at the bottom and sort them into piles according to shape. • Shape Prepositions ~ Cut out the tabs at the bottom and glue them in position relative to the shapes on the page. • Building Shapes ~ Create different shapes by fitting the smaller shapes inside larger shapes. • Shapes Poster ~ With the following shapes: circle, star, rectangle, square, triangle, heart, oval, & rhombus. • Polygons Poster ~ With the following polygons and number of sides specified: pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, and nonagon. • Shape Bookmarks ~ Color the shapes to make your own bookmarks Plus More! 74 pages total.

Students practice kindergarten-level counting, sequencing, writing numbers, comparing numbers, and answering, “How Many?” questions with this set of Numbers And Counting Worksheets And Printables! This set includes number and counting activities plus number charts and reference tools to help strengthen students’ understanding of numbers, quantity, ways of representing numbers, and number relationships! This Pack Includes A Variety of Worksheets And Printables for Practice With: • Counting Objects & Tracing Numbers • Answering “How Many?” Questions • Drawing Quantities • Counting Forward • Number Sequencing • Adding On • Comparing Numbers • Comparing Quantities Counting Tools And Printables Included: • Counting Charts • Number Charts • Number Lines • Dice Activities • Flash Cards • Number And Counting Puzzles Use the activities in this pack for morning work, math centers, small and large group activities, educational interventions, and assessments! 87 pages + cover & credits page = 89 pages total. Thanks so much for stopping by! ~Miss Vanessa

This set of Kindergarten Measurement Worksheets And Printables includes easy-to-use activities to help students master early measurement concepts. This pack includes printable activities for practice with measuring, sorting, and ordering objects by length, width, height, size, and weight! This set includes no-prep and low-prep worksheets to print and use for math centers, morning work, early finishers, interventions, and assessments. Use these activities to compliment your measurement unit in the classroom and at home! The Following Worksheets And Printables Are Included: • Color by Size: Small And Large Objects - Color the small objects red and the large objects blue. • Sort by Size: Small and Large Bugs - Cut out and sort the bugs by size. • Order by Size - Cut out the shapes and order them by size by matching them to the outlines on the ordering strip. • Color by Size: Small, Medium And Large “Gems” - Color the small gems red, the medium gems blue, and the large gems green. • Sort by Size: Small, Medium and Large “Gems” - Cut out the gems at the bottom of the page and sort them by small, medium, and large sizes. • Order by Size: My Favorite Sport - Cut out the sports balls and put them in order from smallest to largest. • Order by Size: “Gems” - Cut out the gems and order them from largest to smallest. • Order by Size: Small Things Mini-Book - Assemble the mini-book. Students draw and label three small things. • Large Things Mini-Book - Assemble the mini-book. Students draw and label three large things. • Color by Height - Color the pictures to identify the short and tall objects. • Comparing Height: Which Is Shorter? - Compare the height of each set of connecting and circle the shorter set. • Comparing Height: Which Set Is Taller? - Compare heights and circle the taller buildings. • Order by Height - Cut out the buildings and order them from shortest to tallest. • Order by Height: Matryoshka Dolls - Cut out the Matryoshka (Nesting Dolls) and order them from tallest to shortest. • Short Things Mini-Book - Draw and label three short things. • Tall Things Mini-Book - Draw and label three tall things. • Comparing Length: Which Set Is Longer? Circle the longer set of connecting cubes. • Comparing Length: Which Set Is Shorter? - On the first half of the page, On the second half of the page, circle the shorter set of cubes. • Order by Length: Shortest to Longest- Cut out the connecting cubes and order them from shortest to longest. • Order by Length: Longest to Shortest - Students color the fish, then cut them out and order them from longest to shortest. • Longer and Shorter Sorting Strips - Color the sorting strips. Cut along the dotted lines and cut each strip into two pieces. Match the pieces to the sorting mat as you order them by length. • Measuring Length: Bugs - Measure the length of the bugs. Write the length of each bug in the square. Plus More! 71 pages + cover & credits pages = 73 pages total

This set of Kindergarten Addition Worksheets includes activities to give students practice writing numbers and solving early addition equations. Use this set of worksheets for math centers, busy bags, morning work, early finishers, and family engagement activities! 43 Pages + 43 Answer Keys + Cover + Credits Pages = 92 Pages Total. Thanks for stopping by! ~Miss Vanessa