Hands on number activities preschool

Back to School Activities for Pre-K, Preschool, and TK (Transitional Kindergarten). Back to School Bundle. Hands-on activities that have kiddos practice number recognition, alphabet practice, fine motor skills, color recognition, patterns, and more!

Super cute, FREE printable number playdough mats are a a fun way for toddler, preschool, and kindergartners to practice counting to 10.

A fun hands-on way to practice counting and number identification with your child. This activity is great for building number sense as your child practices understanding that each number is represented by a symbol and quantity. Modify the level of this activity by using number representations, written numerals, or even addition/subtraction problems!

Bring the spirit of spring to your math centers or activities! Keep your preschool, kindergarten, first grade students excited about learning with these fun rainbow-themed math activities that use colored cereal to help them practice counting, sorting, one-to-one correspondence, comparing numbers, addition, and more.

Comparing numbers activities and worksheets for kindergarten. Hands-on activities to compare numbers within 10, identify one more and one less. Includes digital game made for Google Classroom and Seesaw and printables.

DUPLO Stamp & Count - Preschool math activity

Enhance math skills and engage young learners with my free Ten Frame Cards Printable. In this blog post, you’ll discover hands-on activities, games, and strategies for teaching number sense, counting, and problem-solving using ten frames and get a Free Ten Frame Cards printable too.

Practice counting to 10 with cute, printable Ten Frame Activity. Preschool math activity with 10 frames and fruit loops, skittles, or M&Ms

Watch you kid’s face light up as they make the hidden numbers appear! Check out this kids number learning activity. It mixes learning and fun all into one.

Looking for ways to help your child learn math at home? Save this list of 50 math activities for kids! Kids learn math by practicing counting, graphing, measuring, learning shapes, and sorting through hands on play. Whether you have toddlers, preschoolers, or big kids at home, there are so many creative ways to teach math through fun hands-on learning opportunities. Discover all of my favorite play based math activities that will boost your child’s understanding of early math concepts.

Students love learning about numbers with these pom pom math centers. Teachers love the ease of set up and the hands-on approach to learning with pom poms. Check out this blog post for a free decomposing numbers math center for you to use in your kindergarten or first grade classroom.

Help your little learners differentiate between letters and numbers with this fun hands-on Free Printable Letters and Numbers Sort activity!

20+ Simple Hands-On Activities That Help Build Fine Motor Skills - with fine motor skills going missing at preschool, try some of these hands-on invitations to help strengthen fine motor skills | you clever monkey

Use any stickers you have on hand with our super cute free printable math activities for preschoolers to get kids excited about counting to 1-10.

These 5 hands on math centers are favorite ideas for building and developing number sense at home or in a preschool, kindergarten, or first grade classroom. Use at an independent station or center or for math tubs, morning work or teaching small groups. The math mats & loose parts reflect seasonal themes for fall, winter, & spring. Inspired by Reggio provocations, but applied to a public school setting, these activities extend whole and small group lessons & are fun alternatives to…

One of the best ways for kids to learn anything is through hands on sensory experiences. Here’s 4 hands on ways to use this simple printable and teach coloring, number matching, counting and sequencing!

Don't Feed The Raccoon! is a fun, simple, and fast paced preschool number identification game designed to teach numbers, specifically teen numbers.

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My oldest son starts half day PreK in a few weeks. I made some activities for him to practice basic skills such as letters, shapes and numbers. I am so excited to share them with you! These activities are perfect for Preschool and Kindergarten. I love that they practice fine motor skills as well. Each activity can be printed and placed in a clear view pocket (such as the dry erase kind), or the activities can be laminated and then placed in a Math or Literacy center. Just add your favorite…