Elementary School Math Montessori

Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour Worksheets | Make Clock Fun Activity

By Teacher Ever Creative

I created this Activity Book to help kids discover telling time in a fun way!

As we know, kids love dinosaur. This resource feature 12 pages of dinosaur theme Telling Time worksheets and activity to increase students' engagement.

What's included?

12 pages of Telling Time worksheets and activity including cover page
Differentiated pages for all learners- with examples
Clock Creation and Craft - Kids can unleash their creativity by assembling their own clock. Early finishers can customize them with colors and patterns to make learning time unique.
Real Life Application: Kids can use the clock craft to apply telling time knowledge in practical situations such as recess/lunch time.

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Halloween Math Activities for K and 1st Grade - No Prep maths

By Smart little learners

Get ready for some spooky math fun with our Halloween-themed No Prep Math Worksheets for Kindergarten and 1st Grade!

Looking for engaging and educational activities to celebrate the Halloween season? Look no further! This fantastic resource includes 30 carefully crafted worksheets designed to make learning math a thrilling adventure for your little ones. These worksheets are perfect for in-class lessons, homework, or even as extra practice for early finishers.

What's Included:

Tracing: Improve fine motor skills by tracing Halloween-themed shapes and numbers.
Addition: Practice basic addition skills with fun and friendly Halloween characters.
Subtraction: Master subtraction with spooky objects and delightful graphics.
Counting: Enhance counting skills from 1 to 10 with engaging visuals.
Completing Patterns: Boost pattern recognition by completing Halloween-themed sequences.
Graphism: Explore the world of geometry with Halloween shapes and figures.
Color by Numbers: Make learning colorful and fun while reinforcing number recognition.
I Spy Halloween: Sharpen counting skills by identifying and counting Halloween-themed items in a delightful I Spy game.

Elevate your Halloween math lessons with our spook-tacular worksheets!

No Prep: These worksheets are ready to go, saving you valuable time and effort in lesson planning.
Engaging Graphics: Captivate young minds with adorable Halloween characters and imagery.
Skill-Building: Each activity is thoughtfully designed to enhance important math skills.
Versatile Use: Perfect for both Kindergarten and 1st Grade, making differentiation easy.
Seasonal Fun: Add a touch of Halloween magic to your math lessons and keep students excited about learning.

"Spook up math skills this Halloween with our festive worksheets!"

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Complete The Pattern - Fall Learning | Apple Activities | Math Center

By Morgan Jeffries

Finish The Pattern:

This apple themed math activity focuses on continuing and completing different patterns. It teaches students how to identify a sequence and continue it using different colored apples. There are #6 different apple colors and the patterns range from easy to more difficult to identify and follow. There are a total of #113 different patterns for your students to complete. This is a great independent math activity to use during small groups.

I would print and laminate this activity for better durability and then store the remaining apple pieces you cut out in a container of some sort so they don’t get lossed after you cut them out.

I hope you and your students enjoy this product!

$3.50

Same or Different Visual Task Cards - Autism Speech ESL SPED

By All Therapy Resources

These are colourful, fun and engaging visual supported task cards designed to support students to work on the skill of determining different objects. The cards come in different level of difficulties from easy to hard and include a variety of subtle and distinguished nuances. The visuals include everyday objects, colours, animals, feelings and emotions, food items, weather, daily routine and shapes.

The direction on each of the cards includes a written direction as well as a visual to represent same or different for non-readers. Students can use clothes pegs to identify the right answer or simply point to the right answer. These cards are great for young learners including preschool, kindergarten, students with autism and special education needs. Print and laminate these cards and you will be able to use them for years to come!

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Introduction to Abacus, Subtraction Number 5-9

By Lynette Yung

In the activity, the pre-k and kindergarten students focus on subtracting numbers 5-9 with the abacus.

This activity helps with number sense and solidifies the number relationships. Students will be able to visualize take away/subtract numbers; they will see items becoming less. This also introduces students to decomposing numbers. This resource also has fun activities, like a game of who wins, color by number, puzzles, and a maze

In this activity, we are subtracting numbers 5–9. This is contained in one column of the abacus and all the bottom beads. Abacus is easy to understand; it promotes tactile learning.

The abacus used has 1 bead on top and 4 beads on the bottom. This activity focuses on the top bead (has a value of 5) and the bottom beads (has a value of 1 for each bead).

All the bottom beads have a value of 1, and the top bead has a value of 5.

If you are curious about the wonders of abacus, you can check out my blog.

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Dinosaurs Dino Fun Simple Puzzles Skip Counting Multiplication Games Crafts

By Eden Digital Arts

Ten dinosaur-themed skip counting and/or multiplication teaching Montessori-style puzzle games for kids.

For best results please print on thick card stock paper and laminate for durability, then cut up.

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1 Pdf with 10 US letter-size pages 8.5” by 11”. For personal use by one teacher only, please do not share, alter, or resell the files.

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Fine motor skill math building numbers with playdough or counters from 1-15

By Creative Education

Fine motor skill math: building numbers with playdough or counters from 1 to 15.

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❤️ Free No Prep 3rd grade Fraction bar worksheet Understand Fractions 3.NF.A.1

By Epsilon Math Craft & Special Education

A clear introduction designed to help students understand fraction notation (with nominator and denominator) using fraction bars. Students complete the sentences by filling in the missing numbers and expressing them using fraction notation and words.

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Fraction Bars: Visual aids showing fraction bars divided into equal parts.
Sentence Completion: Students fill in missing information about the number of equal parts.
Language Integration: Encourages using fraction notation and descriptive words.
Engagement: Interactive tasks promote active learning.

You can find only one part of a whole: ½ (one half), ⅓ (one third), ¼ (one fourth), ⅕ (one fifth).

This resource is suitable for 3rd and 2nd graders but can be considered grade-neutral, making it very useful for extra practice and enrichment purposes.

From Fractions packet:

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Fraction 3.
Fraction 4.
Fraction 5.
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Montessori Math: Standard Form & Golden Beads Worksheet Alternative | Set 5

By Jessica Renee Montessori - JRMontessori

Do your Lower Elementary students need practice representing numbers in different ways? With these printable cards they can work with the Montessori materials and check their work without your help. Standard form is on one side and Golden Beads on the other, so your children can read one side, translate the number, then check the back to see if they were right. They can also work in the other direction by starting on the opposite side. The bundled version of my notation cards includes many other ways to represent numbers. Check it out!

Here are some additional details to help you decide if this resource is right for you:

Each card is 8.5" x 2.75".
For best result you will need to print double-sided.
You get 20 cards, all with 4-digit numbers

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You might also like some of my other Montessori math materials:

Montessori Place Value with Golden Beads Large Booklets
Math Facts Booklets for Fluency Practice
Montessori Place Value Game for Making Quantities with the Golden Beads
Montessori Addition Snake Game Cards for Facts Practice

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Pre-writing and Printing Practice
Montessori Classroom Organization
Montessori Fractions

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Apple Theme Activities | Literacy Center | Math Center | (Bundle) Fall Learning

By Morgan Jeffries

Fall is one of my favorite times of the year! I love all the changing colors as the leaves begin to change and the changing weather as well. My goal during this time of the year is to bring some of that fall change into my classroom as well. One theme that I am able to do that with is the apple theme. There are SO many fun hands on learning activities that you can do with young learners that go with this theme. One of my student's favorite activities is always the apple tasting and graphing one!

In this bundle I have created multiple different apple themed learning activities to go with different centers including writing center, math center, literacy center and more. Below is a list of what's included in this bundle.

- Complete The Pattern (#113 different colorful apple patterns ranging from simple to more complex)

- Count & Match File Folder Game (Numbers 1-10)

- Alphabet Play-doh Mats (Uppercase & lowercase Letters Aa-Zz)

- Number Play-doh Mats With Ten Frames

- Trace It, Color It, Write It Alphabet Book - Writing Center

- Alphabet Letter & Number Tracing Cards - Writing Center

- Matching Game ( Shapes - Letters - Numbers)

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The Alphabet Play-doh Mats have both Uppercase and lowercase Letters. This activity is great for not only hands on learning through play but also to help your students practice forming each letter of the alphabet. Each play-doh mat also has a picture of an item that starts with that letter.

The Number Play-doh mats also have ten frames on them. This helps your students practice counting and on-to-one correspondence.

The file folder game has #2 pages of apple baskets with numbers 1-10 on them that you will attach to a file folder. There are also counting cards with different numbers of apples on them for your students to count the amount of apples and match it to the corresponding number.

There are #113 different apple patterns ranging from simple to more complex for your students to identify and create. There are #6 different apple colors that are included in these patterns. This activity is perfect to include during rotations and center times. I would laminate the pattern pages as well as the apple pieces for better durability.

The Alphabet book is great for your literacy center and writing practice. Each page has both the Uppercase and lowercase letter on it. The students color, trace and then practice writing each Uppercase and lowercase letter of the alphabet.

The Matching Game has Uppercase and lowercase letter matching practice as well as number and shape cards. The number cards have a matching card with the corresponding number of apple seeds on each one. This helps students practice counting and one-to-one correspondence.

The letter tracing cards are also another great way for your students to practice writing each Uppercase and lowercase letter as well as numbers 1-10.

I hope you and your students love these products as much as I loved creating them!

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Abacus Maze-Numbers 0 to 4 Mazes

By Lynette Yung

Counting and coloring Numbers 0 to 4 on the abacus in a maze. These number sense mazes are perfect for pre-k and kindergarten to gain awareness of the numbers 0–4. Students practice number recognition on both the numeral and the abacus. This also encourages students to subitize and use number sense.

There are 4 different mazes, and answer key.

What is subitizing?

Subitizing is the ability to quickly recognize the number of objects in a small group without counting them individually. It's essentially the ability to perceive the quantity of objects at a glance. This skill is particularly evident with small numbers, typically up to around 5 or 6 objects in this activity, 0–4.

What is number sense?

Number sense is the ability to identify and conceptualize numbers, like 1, 2, 3. The activity helps compare the abacus beads with the numerals.

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