Students develop algebraic equations to solve problems involving farm animals. They watch a video, use manipulatives to determine the number of birds and pigs on the farm, and create original problems for their classmates to solve.

First graders listen to the book, Piggies, and act out the events of the story with premade puffball pigs.

Students utilize skittles and unifix cubes to practice the recognition and creation of a variety of patterns. The created patterns are copied onto sheets and the colors are labeled.

In this early childhood counting to 5 worksheet, students count 5 watches shown on the worksheet and identify the appropriate number at the bottom of the page by coloring or circling it.

In this counting worksheet, students count the pictures of goats on the page and circle the correct number that tells how many. There will be 9 goats.

In this counting worksheet, students count the candy canes on the page and select the right number that tells how many. Students will circle the number 8.

In this counting practice worksheet, students solve 4 problems that require them to count the number of animals indicated in the each of 4 boxes.

In this early childhood counting to 10 worksheet, learners count 10 turtles shown on the worksheet and identify the appropriate number at the bottom of the page by coloring or circling it.

In this counting practice worksheet, students count the number of Halloween candies on the page and circle the correct number from the options available.

Number recognition and counting are two very important skills for young learners to acquire. In this counting worksheet, learners count how many Christmas trees they see on the worksheet and then circle or color the correct number below...

In this counting to ten worksheet, students count the rows of autumn leaves and circle or color the correct number. Students solve 1 problem.

For this counting worksheet, students count the total number of cornucopias and circle or color the correct number. Students solve 1 problem. 

Students apply their knowledge of scale when mapping the classroom. They determine the use of a map legend and orient a map using a compass. They create the classroom maps using transfer graph paper.

Third graders practice measuring skills by jumping and measuring the lengths with yardsticks. After measuring five jumps each, they draw bar graphs representing their jumps.

Students name the days of the week and months of the year by engaging in an interpretive dance or other movement with their bodies.

Students play Around the World, recalling basic multiplication facts.

Students receive 10 M & M's to study about fractions. As a class, they divide the ten M & M's into a half. They then take away two and use the eight M & M's to study about fourths. They also use nine to study about thirds.

Students design a budget to plan for a class party. In this problem solving lesson, students devise a budget with a limit of fifty dollars for a class party. Students discuss and estimate the amount of money needed for food and decorations.

Students model the soils layers using Oreo's. In this instructional activity students use their favorite food items to create a model of soil layers. A discovery instructional activity from a youth camp is adapted for classroom...

Students go ice-fishing. In this magnet lesson students use magnetic fishing poles at the sensory table. the sensory table is full of cotton balls. They find magnetic numbers that have been hidden.

Learners identify the pattern in a problem. In this geometry instructional activity, students make predictions, collect and analyze data. They apply the idea of scales and measurements to the real world.

Fifth graders review the concept of prime factorization. Then, they use the rules for divisibility and other notions to find the prime factorization of unfamiliar numbers. They solve problems in a whole class setting.

In this early childhood counting to 3 Thanksgiving worksheet, students count 3 turkeys shown on the worksheet and identify the appropriate number at the bottom of the page by coloring or circling it.

In this number 5 worksheet, students trace the word "five" and then practice writing in on their own on this lines provided. They then circle 5 angels from the group at the bottom of the page.