Here's a new idea for kindergarten math! ❤️


Hey Reader!

I'm coming at you today with a fun and super simple idea to support your kindergarteners' math skills!

The best part is, it's super low prep!

Over on the blog I'm sharing ideas of how to use cotton swab dabbing pages to reinforce four kindergarten math topics. I have simple ideas for addition practice, shape recognition, and more! There's even a freebie included so you can give it a try!

Now that math is covered, here’s my favorite literacy activity this week. This pack has 99 carefully curated decodable sentence cards that are perfect for young readers in reading groups and beyond!

Finally, if you’ve been following along with my Guide to Morning Tubs, next up we have part four, which is all about when to change your tub activities and how frequently you should rotate them. Don't miss it!

Have a wonderful day! Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram and tag me in your favorite classroom activities! I love connecting with fellow educators!

Best Wishes,

Katie

P.S. Don't forget to grab your freebie here!

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Hi! I'm Katie.

I share teaching ideas and resources to my audience of primarily pre-k through first grade teachers. I'm passionate about providing hands-on learning experiences for students. Thanks for stopping by!

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