In prepping for some of our Christmas themed school activities, I made some math materials for Archer. I haven't used all of these yet, but thought I would share in case anyone else would like to use them. Note: I did make some Christmas Math Printables for Xander when he was little, they're just too easy for Archer at this point.
Greater Than/Less Than Stocking
We've been working on the concepts of greater than and less than. For this activity I made a bunch of numbered stockings and put them in a little container together. He will draw two out and we will hang them to a ribbon in the order he draws them (bringing in the clothespins for fine motor practice, hooray for multitasking). I made greater than and less than stockings on yellow, both in symbols and words, for him to practice putting in the middle.
Christmas Tree 10 Frame
He really liked a 10s frame worksheet I found back in the fall, so I decided to make a Christmas version. He will fill in the frames with the correct number of dots (in the correct position).
Christmas Number Matching Tinsel Hunt
He likes 10s frame matching activities, so I made one with elves and reindeer. I weaved some tinsel garland through a basket with big holes (both from Dollar Tree). Then I buried the cards down in the basket for him to find. Because 1-10 is too easy, I only printed 11-20, but the file has all of them.
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