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Get ready for writing letters by practicing a clockwise and counterclockwise loop pattern in your pre-writing and early handwriting lessons ...
Visualizing numbers less than 10 is an important step in early math development. It helps children understand the concept of quantity compar...
Easter is coming - is it time to brighten up your classroom door? Here is a fun and festive decoration that will also help your students lea...
New season and Easter feelings are in the air, and we can’t wait to be filled with the joy of creativity! Your little artists might like to ...
Do you have our Dice Grid Games ? Here is an additional way to play - using the spring chick dot game mat. one math between 2 players use t...
 Make an Easter Card with your children!  Making cards: Encourages creativity and imagination:  Making Easter cards allows childrento expres...
Place value is a fundamental concept in number sense and a cornerstone of early math. Understanding 10 ones (or 1 ten) is a critical milesto...
Spring is in the air, and what better way to celebrate than with a fun and engaging craft activity for kindergarteners? This yellow paper c...
By understanding and being able to fluently add numbers under 5, children are able to solve simple addition problems quickly and accurately,...
Drawing is always fun but it is esepecially important in the early years of school. Drawing can help: Develop fine motor skills: Drawing req...
Fun Butterfly Fact: Butterflies rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. When you see them basking in the sunlight ...
St. Patrick's Day provides many opportunities for engaging and hands-on activities. Children can participate in art projects such as mak...
Let's get creative with play dough during March! St Patrick’s day gives you the ideal theme to get a rainbow assortment ready and have s...