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Hi, my name is Danielle! I am the wife to my wonderful husband and a mother to my rambunctious 9-year-old son, and my firecracker 7-year-old daughter. They are my inspiration for writing this blog. As a former teacher, I enjoy the process of teaching my own children and watching them learn new things daily. I love creating learning activities that excite and inspire a love of learning in them.

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Hi, my name is Danielle! I am the wife to my wonderful husband and a mother to my rambunctious 9-year-old son, and my firecracker 7-year-old daughter. They are my inspiration for writing this blog. As a former teacher, I enjoy the process of teaching my own children and watching them learn new things daily.

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Grab this apple tree decomposing numbers mat to help kids practice part-part-whole while building number sense in the fall!

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Butterfly Roll and Cover Math Printables for Spring

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These free printable Spring Butterfly Roll and Cover the Number Mats give kids a fun way to practice a large variety of number sense skills.

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These snow globe missing number cards are a fun winter addition to preschool and kindergarten centers in school or at home.

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These free printable fish decomposing numbers mats to help kids practice decomposing numbers and part-part-whole while building number sense!

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Free Printable Farm Animal Pattern Block Mats

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These differentiated, no-prep farm animal pattern block mats put a fun spin on traditional pattern block activities. They are perfect for you math centers!

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Practice number identification, counting, addition, and more with these free printable Spring Bee Roll and Cover the Number Mats!

Spring Bee Roll & Cover the Number

Your students will love this fun spring math activity. There are two mats for differentiated hands-on play. One mat features the numbers 1-6, and the other has the numbers 2-12. Students will roll one or two dice, depending on the mat you choose for them.

This roll and cover game will work great for preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten students to practice number recognition, addition, counting, composing numbers, and so much more.

There are two mats for differentiated instruction, and it hits so many math skills in one printable! Some students can be working on number recognition with one die and the lower level mat. Others can be working on addition or subitizing with two dice and the more difficult mat.

Low Prep Spring Math Activity!

This free printable roll and cover bumblebee math game is so easy to prepare! Simply print, laminate, or slide in a wipe-and-write pocket, and done!

You will need to gather some small manipulatives that students will use to cover the numbers on the mats and some dice. You can use mini erasers, snap cubes, pom poms, etc.

Setting Up the Number Mats
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Spring Bee Roll & Cover Number Mats (get it by clicking the button at the bottom of this post)

Small manipulatives like mini erasers, buttons, or pom poms

Dice

Write and wipe pockets (optional)

Directions:

1. Print the game board.

2. Slide into write and wipe pockets for durability. You can also laminate it.

3. Gather the supplies.

4. Store in a large bag or storage container for easy access.

Using the Printable Spring Bee Math Game

To play this roll and cover math game, students will roll the die and count the dots. They will find the corresponding number on the bee and cover it with a manipulative. They will roll again and continue until all the numbers are covered on the bee.

To play with two dice, students will roll both dice and count the dots. Then they will find the sum and cover the number with a small manipulative. Play continues until all the numbers are covered.

You could also turn the mats into roll and color printable mats by having the students color the circle with a dry-erase marker, if you don't want to use manipulatives.

Another option is to use play dough to cover the spots on the printable mat. This builds fine motor muscles too!

Any option will add lots of fun, hands-on learning to your math centers this spring!

More Ideas

Students can play with a partner and use two different colors to cover the numbers on the bee.

Need to make it more difficult? Have students use a recording sheet to write down their addition sentences. Or have them fill in ten frames to match the number that they rolled. They could also just write numbers to practice number recognition and number formation.

Grab the spring bee roll and cover the number mats to make your life a little less stressful this springtime! Your students will be working on so many math skills with this one roll and cover mat so it is sure to be a big help!
Click below to get the FREE printable spring bee roll and cover number mats! Happy Spring!
Here are some more insect activities for kids!

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Spring Bee Roll and Cover Number Mats Free Printable

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Practice number identification, counting, addition, and more with these free printable Spring Bee Roll and Cover the Number Mats for kids!

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Build number sense and set up a number Easter egg hunt in the classroom with these free printable Easter Egg find and color the number sheets.

Easter Egg Find and Color the Number Sheets

This Easter freebie teaches number sense to preschool and kindergarten students using ten frames, twenty frames and numerals. Add them to your math centers for fun number learning this spring. Teach number sense in a fun, hands-on way!

The resource includes cards for the numbers 0-20, which will benefit preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten students.

Easy Prep Number Activity!

This number sense activity is so simple to prep! Just print it out and cut the cards apart. Then, laminate them so students can use them each spring. Store them in Ziploc baggies or mesh zippered pouches.

The recording sheets need no setup. Once the number cards are prepped, you can just put them out and play.

Setting Up the Easter Number Sense Activity
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Easter Egg Find and Color the Number Sheets (button to download at the bottom of this post)

Crayons or pencils

Clipboards

Write and wipe pockets (optional)

Directions:

Print the Easter basket cards and the egg sheets.

Tape or pin the ten frame/twenty frame cards around the room for students to find.

Give each child an Easter egg sheet, writing utensil, and clipboard.

Let kids hunt for each ten-frame or twenty-frame card and color the matching numeral on their worksheet.

This activity is super simple for students to use. They will walk around the room looking for the ten-frame or twenty-frame cards. Once they find a card, they will subitize or count the eggs in the ten-frame. They will color that numeral on the Easter egg and move on to looking for the other cards.

This tool is excellent for an early childhood classroom because students can practice numbers 0-20. Counting practice is essential in the early years, so giving students fun, engaging ways to develop these skills is crucial. This one has the added benefit of getting them up and moving as well.

More Ideas for teaching!

This Easter egg find and color the number activity provides an excellent way for students to move around the room while getting practice with counting and number recognition. There are several ways to differentiate it for your students this spring.

To start, two different recording sheets are included. Students can use the recording sheet for numbers 0-10 or a more challenging sheet that consists of all numbers 0-20. This alone gives you two different ways to differentiate this activity.

Students who don't enjoy coloring can cross off the numbers as they find them.

You can also slide the sheets into page protectors and give students dry-erase markers to use on them.

This number sense activity will be a great addition to your math resources. Your students will be so excited to practice numbers this spring!
Click the button below to get the Easter Egg Find and Color the Number Sheets! Happy teaching this Easter!
Here are some more Easter activities to check out!
Easter Egg Number Tower Mats Easter Egg Addition and Subtraction Mats Editable Easter Board Game Editable Easter Egg Secret Code Puzzles 20 Easter Crafts for Preschoolers Easter Science and STEM Activities Editable Easter Secret Code Word Building Cards Easter Egg Collage Art Activity Easter Activities and Printables Editable Easter Bunny Word Work Mats Easter Egg Roll and Color Counting Game

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Easter Egg Find and Color the Number Sheets

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Build number sense and set up a number Easter egg hunt in the classroom with these free printable Easter Egg find and color the number sheets.

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Grab these free printable number formation cards to teach numbers, number formation and number sense to preschool or kindergarten students.

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Use these free dot the number worksheets to explore numbers 0-20 by coloring, tracing and writing each number while getting counting practice too!

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Get this free Flower Number Towers Math Activity to encourage number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, addition, & counting skills!

Flowers Number Activity

This flower-themed math activity is just what you need to get your students practicing their math skills. It would be great in a math center for counting, addition, number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, and fine motor practice!

The flower counting activity is so cute with the floral theme; there is a color and black and white version for another printing option.

Once you have the counting game, there are a couple of options for you to choose from. First, there are tulips with pictures of dominos in them. The students will use two colors of linking cubes to count and match the domino.

The next option is a building activity that shows one number. The student will use two colors of linking cubes to make a tower that equals that number.

The final option is a recording sheet for your students to write addition sentences to match the towers they created.

The activity for kids includes the numbers 1-10 and makes numbers and counting so much fun! Students will practice their counting skills and build fine motor skills in this fun activity with linking cubes.

Easy to Prep and Implement

The flower towers set includes multiple color game boards, a recording sheet, and black and white game boards.

You will print the number-building activities out and slide them into a write and wipe pocket or laminate for durability; gather some linking cubes and pencils and begin playing!

No cutting, coloring, or gluing is required! From one print-out, your students will be practicing their number recognition, counting, one-to-one correspondence, and fine motor skills!

You might even be able to grade a couple of papers before your prep time is over with this no prep math activity!

Setting Up the Flower Number Activity
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Flower Number Towers Math Activity (get it by clicking the button at the bottom of this post)

2 colors of linking cubes per student

Write and wipe pockets (optional)

Directions:

1. Print the game board and recording sheets.

2. Slide into write and wipe pockets for durability. You can also laminate it.

3. Gather the linking cubes.

4. Store in a large bag or storage container for easy access.

Playing the Flower Math Activity

The first version shows a tulip with a domino inside of it. The students will use one color to create a tower on top of the left side of the domino and another color on the right side of the domino. Then, they will combine the two towers to make one cube tower.

Next, they will record the addition sentence they created. For example, the domino shows a 2 and a 5. They will make a tower with 2 purples and a tower with 5 oranges. Then they will combine the tower to make one tower. They will, then, write the addition sentence 2+5=7.

The second version is similar but more complex by having them problem solve a little more. The daisy shows a number, and the students will design a tower using 2 colors of cubes that add up to that number.

Then, they will write an addition sentence to match the tower that they built. For example, the daisy has a 2 on it. The student would create a tower with 2 colors (1 orange and 1 yellow). Then, they would write the addition sentence to match (1+1=2).

More Ideas for the Number Towers Activity

Hands-on activities included are 2 versions to play for easy differentiation! These game boards could be used for a small group, math centers, a whole class activity, an after-school tutoring group, and so much more.

If your students aren't ready to make addition sentences yet, you could use the daisy board with just numbers and have them make towers with one color to just practice counting and one-to-one correspondence.

They could use playdough to create little flowers to match each numbered floral piece to make the game more fun. Mini erasers would make a great manipulative for this idea, as well.

Students could also use different manipulatives like mini erasers, pom poms, or plastic flowers or bugs. They could also use gummy candies and toothpicks to create edible towers.

Early finishers would love to work together with a partner to build a tower for every daisy and tulip. This could be completed quietly once they have finished their main math lesson. If you have a student looking for more practice, they could transfer their addition sentence into a ten frame to take it even further.

As you can tell, this free printable will be a hit with your students, and you better write it in your lesson plans today! Kindergarten students will love using cubes to build number towers and counting the blocks! You will love that they are practicing representing numbers and comparing numbers with this fun math game.

Click the button below to get the flower number towers math activity. Happy learning!

Here are some more flower activities for kids!
Flower Comparing Sets Clip Cards Editable Flower Word Building Mats Flower Find and Cover the Letters Mats Editable Flower Write the Room Flower Count the Room Editable Flower Four in a Row Game Flower Addition and Subtraction Mats Flower Word Work Mats Color Changing Flowers Science Experiment Editable Spring Sight Word Activities

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Flower Number Towers Free Printable Math Activity

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Get this free Flower Number Towers Math Activity to encourage number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, addition, & counting skills! This flower-themed math activity is just what you need to get your students practicing their math skills. It would be great in a math center for counting, addition, number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, and fine motor practice!

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Working on addition skills this spring? This digital flower missing addends activity will help your students master their addition sentences.

Digital Flower Missing Addends Activity

Working on addition isn't all about mastering math facts. Students must also learn the deeper meaning behind the concept of addition. This will help them to master word problems and find missing addends. This is a key skill in kindergarten and first grade math.

This digital flower missing addends activity will allow students to practice finding missing addends in addition sentences to 10. With 18 digital slides to practice with, your students will gain confidence in finding missing addends. They'll be well on their way to solving more complex word problems.

Students will use their problem-solving skills to find the missing addend in the equation and complete the equation using the digital flower number tiles.

This digital flower missing addend math game is perfect for a technology math center at school, a spiral review during morning work, an early finisher activity, or even a distance learning activity. It can be used with both Google Slides and Seesaw, making it very easy to assign to your students.

Setting Up the Flower Missing Addends Activity in Google Slides

Students may use Google Slides™ to do this activity.

The download file includes a detailed guide with instructions and pictures on how to use this activity with your students, but it is quite simple to do.

If you are an instructor or teacher, you will want to copy the Google Slides assignment to your Google Drive and save it as a master copy.

Make sure that you click the dropdown next to the attachment. Pick the "Make a copy for each student" option.

Setting Up this Flower Missing Addends Activity in Seesaw

Students can also use this activity in Seesaw, if you would like.

You will click the Seesaw specific link in the download file. When you arrive at the activity, you will need to click the "Save Activity" button. Then you will assign the activity to your students.

Working on Problem-Solving

This digital flower missing addend math game is interactive and effective, all in one. Students will enjoy dragging and dropping the flower pieces on the spring-themed digital slides. As they do so, they'll be using critical thinking and problem-solving skills to determine the missing addend in each addition equation. This will require them to use their prior knowledge of number pairs and counting on.

To play this flower missing addend game, students will look at the addition equation on the screen. They'll look at the first addend and the sum. Students will use a strategy such as counting on, modeling, or subtracting the addend from the sum to determine what the missing addend is. Then, they'll drag and drop the correct flower pieces to complete the addition equation.

Once completed, I like to have my students read the equation aloud. There is so much power in simply saying something aloud and learning from that auditory element.

Differentiating the Flower Math Game

Another great thing about the digital flower missing addend game is that it can be used in a variety of ways to meet the needs of your students, their math skills, and your schedule. This activity can be used during your math block, as a supplemental activity, or as a way to differentiate instruction or reteach.

You can make it easier or more difficult depending on the needs of your students. If you need to make it less challenging, you can rearrange and delete slides. You may want to rearrange the slides so your students only work with sums to 5. You can delete the rest of the slides for the time being.

Additionally, for students who are ready for a challenge, you can have them complete all of the equations. You can even mix up the slides each time. For an added challenge, you can have your students come up with a word problem to match the addition equation. This will really get them thinking about that missing addend and how to solve for it.

You can structure your small groups around the level they're at and have small groups of students working on the same set of slides. No matter how many slides they complete or what level they're at, the directions stay consistent and so does the activity.

Since the directions are clear and concise, this activity is ideal to use anytime of day. It can be used for morning work, as a whole group skill practice activity, small group practice, math centers, independent practice, distance learning activity, early finishers and spiral review.

I hope your students love using this digital flower missing addends activity. I can't wait to hear how their critical thinking and problem solving skills improve with this activity!

Looking for more digital learning activities for your elementary students to practice key math and literacy skills? Click here for more fun digital activities.
Click the button below to grab your copy of the Free Digital Flower Missing Addends Activity for Google Slides and Seesaw.
Here are some more flower activities to check out!
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Free Printable Spring Pattern Block Mats

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The differentiated, no prep spin and cover spring pattern block mats put a fun spin on traditional pattern block activities. Add them to your math centers.

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Your kids are going to love these bug jar addition and subtraction mats! They are perfect for spring math centers or insect theme activities. Make learning to add and subtract fun and hands-on with these fun roll it, show it, write it mats. They even give kids practice with writing equations!

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Caterpillar Roll and Cover the Number Mats

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Make learning numbers fun with these caterpillar roll and cover the number mats for practice with number identification, counting and addition!

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Grab this caterpillar making ten math activity for hands-on practice with friends of ten this spring. It’s perfect for math centers in kindergarten.

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Apple Tree Addition to 10 Cards Free Printable

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Need a fun, hands-on way for your kindergarten and first grade students to work on their addition facts? These apple tree addition to 10 cards are perfect!

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Sun Number Towers Printable Math Activity

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Take a look at this free Sun Number Towers Math Activity! It is great for kindergarten students to practice numbers, counting, & addition!

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These differentiated, no prep spin and cover summer pattern block mats put a fun spin on traditional pattern block activities. Add them to your math centers in preschool, kindergarten and first grade. The kids are going to love them!

Summer Pattern Block Mats

We are loving these summer pattern block mats! Just like with the spring version, my kids were very excited to use them. Not only that, they ask to use them again and again.

My kids really enjoy the spin and cover aspect of the pattern block mats. They get excited by the added game-like experience.

I have also made them in such a way that it is very easy for you to print in black and white without sacrificing the design of the activity.

PLUS, these summer pattern block mats are print and play. No cutting or prep work involved!

Differentiating the Pattern Block Mats

I also decided to add a version that is plain and doesn't show each individual shape within the design. This version is for students who need more of a challenge. These were perfect for my second grader. He enjoyed the added challenge.

The version that shows all of the shapes within each design is perfect for kids in preschool, kindergarten or first grade. Or students who are confused by the more advanced version.

Students can also work independently or in pairs. The added support of a partner may be helpful for students who are struggling to do the pattern block activity independently.

Setting Up the Summer Pattern Block Mats

Summer Pattern Block Mats - button to download is at the bottom of this post

Pattern Blocks - we like to use the magnetic version on top of a small cookie sheet or personal magnetic white board

Transparent spinners - or use a paperclip and spin it around a dull pencil tip or attach to a brad.

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You may want to laminate these, but I am not sure how well the magnetic pattern blocks will work over lamination. I did try them in write and wipe pockets and they worked, but didn't stick super well.

1. Print the mats on cardstock for added durability.

2. Gather pattern blocks and spinners.

That's all! You are going to save lots of time. Now you can add them to your math centers, morning work stations, or even small groups.

Using this Pattern Block Activity

Students will spin the spinner and then cover the corresponding shape on the mat.

Students using the more advanced version will spin the spinner and place the corresponding shape on the mat. They will need to decide where they think it might belong and if they need spin again for a different shape.

As they add more pattern blocks, they may need to move shapes around to complete the design. This is a great way to develop critical thinking skills.

Your kids are going to love these summer pattern block mats!

Check out these other summer activities!
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Free Printable Summer Pattern Block Mats

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These differentiated, no prep spin and cover summer pattern block mats put a fun spin on traditional pattern block activities. Add them to your math centers in preschool, kindergarten and first grade. The kids are going to love them! We are loving these summer pattern block mats!

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Free Number Sense Activities and Printables

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Are you looking for free number sense activities and printables to teach number sense to your students? This list is exactly what you need! Free Number Sense Activities This list of number sense activities is

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Ice Cream Addition To 10 Free Printable Cards

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These ice cream addition to 10 task cards are a fun, hands-on way to practice addition facts to 10 in kindergarten and 1st grade.

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Digital Firefly Addition to 10 Math Activity

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Working on addition? This digital firefly addition to 10 activity is the perfect, interactive way to practice in kindergarten and first grade.

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These science activities and science experiments are sure to be a hit with kids in preschool and elementary!