Kindergarten Kindergarten

Where's the Worm? Number ID Game

Here's another warm-up activity I do with my kids to help with their number identification skills. It's very easy, but the kids LOVE it!

I simply arrange the apples in a pocket chart. (At the beginning of the year, I put the apples in order, but eventually, I mix up the apples to make it harder). Then I hide the worm behind one apple.

The kids take turns guessing which apple the worm is hiding behind by calling out the numbers on the apples. (They all love to be "Vanna White" and turn the apples over). When they find it, we all cheer! YAAAAAAY!

In a month or so, I switch out the apples for pumpkins and a spider (and the numbers have gone up to 21-40!)

Here are the apples I made:

Download Apple number id game

And here's one I made for the kids to color and take home to play with their families:

Download Apple Number ID Game

Have fun!

Environmental Print Matching Game

Last old post...stay tuned for new posts soon!

Here is my environmental print matching game. Print 2 sheets and cut the cards out. I glued the cards to black cardstock (2.5" squares) because you could see through the back (and those little stinkers will catch on really quick!) I think most are national stores and restaurants (except HEB, but you non-Texans can leave that one out). I do so love it when my Kindergarteners ask, "How do you spell HEB?"

Download Environmental print game