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I finished our math unit on Patterns. I created some pattern problems and an assessment sheet to use to help with report card grading. I read the problem aloud and let the kids decide if they need help they could stay on the rug or get up and work independently. I have some sample of children work, and the download is below. On this sheet, if they thought something was too difficult they could make an H and circle it. I had a lot of students put H's in different spots. They could make a...

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Don't let parent conference time stress you out. Make a great experience for both you and the parents with this list of questions to ask!

Kids can piece together fun space-themed images like an astronaut and a rocket ship. They’ll cut out the pieces and assemble the puzzle, helping with fine motor skills and problem-solving. It’s a delightful way to spark curiosity about outer space!

Get ready to trace planets, stars, and rockets! This page lets kids follow dotted outlines to create space-themed shapes while improving their pencil control. They’ll love the feeling of accomplishment as they bring these shapes to life!

Get ready for the solar eclipse with these space themed activities! Plus a solar eclipse freebie for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.

Space Measurement for Preschool

This Outer Space preschool printables has lots of cutting practice with cute rockets, stars and planets. Your kids will have so much fun cutting and pasting. Great for independent activity, morning tubs, fine motor centers and fast finisher activities

Space Fine Motor Morning Tubs for Preschool, PreK, and Kindergarten Are you looking for fine motor activities to begin your day? These morning tubs have a fun space theme that your students will love. There are 15 activities included that target fine motor skills. Use these for morning tubs or table time, early finishers, or center time. Space Fine Motor Tubs Dough Build- Use play dough to build each picture. Tracing Lines- Practice pre-writing skills as you trace each line. Count and Clip...

Open ended problems have multiple solutions. This means they are fantastic for helping students to think flexibly. Open ended problems also help students to develop deep understandings of concepts. You can use open ended math tasks with all students. They are also a great way to cater for gifted and talented students.Please note, this pack uses the spelling “color”. The UK version of this pack (which uses the spelling “colour”) is also available. The following is a list of what is included...

164 open-ended math problems to teach kindergarten problem-solving. These word problems are aligned to the Australian Curriculum – Foundation stage. Keep your students engaged and excited about maths with these naturally differentiated and engaging open-ended math questions.