“Great activity and very engaging. With a little work you can adapt it for differentiated learners.” – Claire G.

“This was such a stress free way to revise place value. Didn’t even feel like we were doing math.” – The Chatty Kinder

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“I was looking for a resource exactly like this and here it is! The students enjoyed creating with 10’s and 1’s to compare and contrast numbers. ” – Maureen D.

“My TK friends loved doing this! Much more concrete to help them to understand place value at our Calendar Math lessons. Thank you!” – Kathy L.

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“My students like copying the patterns, which helps them with their matching skills. I also try to see if they can continue the pattern. Some are able to create their own patterns, too. Thank you!” – Jennifer C.

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“These are great for free choice activities and for my elementary art students who complete their projects with time to spare. In this way they make constructive use of their time. Thank you!” – Sandra B.

“I like the versatility of these Symmetry Mats. They align beautifully with our geometry unit and can also be incorporated in our STEM activity bins. I really appreciate how the mats provide a very independent learning experience for all students.” – Beth K.

“This is a great resource for teaching shapes and symmetry. There are multiple materials that can be used – pattern blocks, pom poms, playdough. My children were very engaged!” – Julie C.

“Perfect center, perfect indoor recess activity.” – Amanda T.

“A unique product that kids will love. I love the differentiation.” – Wendy T.

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AUGUST–>

• How did you get to school?
• How many letters are in your name?
• What is your favorite color?
• My favorite weather is…
• What fruit do you like most?

SEPTEMBER–>

• How are you feeling today?
• What kind of pet do you have?
• What color is your hair?
• What vegetable do you dislike the most?
• What shoes are you wearing?

OCTOBER–>

• When you grow up would you rather be…
• What chore do you do at home?
• What do you put on French fries?
• What is the first thing you do in the morning?
• Who woke you up today?

NOVEMBER–>

• What do you like to drink?
• What is your favorite kind of game?
• Who cooks most meals in your home?
• What do you put on your pancakes?
• What is your favorite 2D shape?

DECEMBER–>

• What would you most like to meet?
• What is your favorite winter sport?
• What do you put on your cocoa?
• What is your favorite art tool?
• What pet would you most like to have?

JANUARY–>

• What is your favorite 3D shape?
• How many people are in your family?
• What is your favorite holiday?
• What sandwich do you like most?
• What top are you wearing?

FEBRUARY–>

• What Valentine’s Day activity are you most excited about?
• What is your favorite recess activity?
• How many syllables are in your name?
• What is your favorite treat?
• What do you like to put on your popcorn?

MARCH–>

• What do you love most about spring?
• What is your favorite flower color?
• What are you doing for spring break?
• What would you ask a leprechaun to give you?
• What is your favorite ice cream?

APRIL–>

• What 2D shape did you spin?
• What is your favorite bug?
• What spaghetti topping do you like most?
• I think worms are…
• I would most like to ride in a…

MAY–>

• What shell did you pick?
• What 3D shape did you spin?
• How would you like to fly?
• What pet would you like most?
• What is your favorite barbecue food?

JUNE–>

• What is your favorite water sport?
• What popsicle did you pick?
• What was your favorite school event?
• What fruit did you spin?
• What flip flops would you like most?

JULY–>

• What is your favorite season?
• Would you rather meet an…
• How are you going home today?
• Grab a card. What 3D shape did you pick?
• Spin the spinner. How many seeds did you spin?

“We love this resource! The students love making their choice and are learning so much about how to read graphs.” – Susan M.

“Great resource! My students love completing these graphs and discussing the data. I love the idea of them each having a name card too! Great Idea!” – Kelly T.

“Absolutely love it! I know may class will too. We already do a question of the day. I like how this has the recording sheets to go along with the question.” – Sheri B.

“What a fun way to learn about graphing and reading data!” – Kristina G.

“My students love this activity. They look forward to Graphing Day during our group learning time!” – Mandy Spear

“These are perfect for my first-graders to work on graphing! My first-graders always love the topics and the graphs are the perfect level for them to complete on their own. Thank you!” – Maria C.

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“These were great to identify my math centers.” – Dawn Bahen

“Love the visuals and it made it easy for my students to see what center they were on for the day!” – McCall Schwarz

“The BEST labels for all things math!” – Baelye H.

“Very easy to set up – great for beginning of year – great for learning shapes and using fine motor skills.” – Roberta C.

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“This resource was so helpful to use as an activity for my students when we were discussing comparing group sizes. The students were really engaged and it was easy to use. I would definitely recommend using this resource!” – Anna C.

“Great resource for my kindergarten special education students!” – Kerry N.

“I love this bundle! It had exactly what I was looking for and the kids love the math stations.” – Debbie E.

“This has been great to practice comparing in multiple ways!” – Rebecca M.

“Great resource for Kindergarten students! These make awesome Math Centers.” – Lisa W.

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“My 2nd graders love these task cards! I like how all the sets are differentiated.” – Candice G.

“I teach first grade and this resource is the perfect way to challenge my higher learners!” – McCall Schwarz

“Amazing time cards! Everything I was looking for and more. Thank you!” – Gabrielle F.

“This resource is really perfect for small group. Thank you for your dedication.” – Alisa Anne Whiteman

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“Definitely one of my favourite activities to do when learning about length. We complete the activities in partners which encourages collaboration as well as STEAM.” – Rachel E.

“I used this resource on my first placement with a kindergarten class and they loved it. Such a great hands on activity that had all the students engaged.” – Lisa A.

“My first graders love these task cards! They are easy for them to understand and work independently/with a partner. I like that there are multiple versions, so they can repeat the center without getting bored. Recording sheets are great!” – Kathleen B.

“These were great activities to help supplement my measurement unit. The students liked measuring a variety of pictures and grasped onto the concepts quickly.” – Chelsey T.

“Amazing resource! So many options to teach linear measurement. The students loved measuring using a variety of materials. They were able to use the material to compare length! They had funding it and were engaged!” – Elisabetta M.

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“I use these in a STEAM-themed room with my 3’s and 4’s each year. The kids love “testing” the objects on the scale. These have been a real hit with the kids and allow me to encourage great language development.” – Jennifer W.

“I used this resource on my placement with a kindergarten class and they loved loved loved it. It had all the students engaged and was a fantastic hands on activity for maths rotations.” – Lisa A.

“My first graders love these task cards! They are easy for them to understand and work independently/with a partner. I like that there are multiple versions, so they can repeat the center without getting bored. Recording sheets are great!” – Kathleen B.

“My students loved this resource. They loved having the opportunity to explore yet have guidelines to where they needed to begin. With these STEM challenges my students were able to then explore weight with different objects. These helped get them interested in using the scale independently!” – Grace Filled Learning

“I love these cards! I work with students who are in an 8:1:1 classroom in grades 3-6 and function at prekindergarten to early 1st-grade level. I like how easy the cards are for my students to identify the number of objects that are needed and the pictures that went with them were great… Great resource!” – Helen O.

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“I copied these resources onto A3 sheets and laminated them. Students used them as games and played in pairs. They love the activities.” – Nadene J.

“These are fantastic, fun, and easy to implement.” – Beth B.

“I LOVE your resources! They are easy to use, cute, and fit right into the standards we are working on! Thank you for such quality products!” – Calli S.

“I’m a homeschool mom and used these with my children, Pre-K and first grade. Great resource for us!” – Julie B.

“This was an excellent resource to use for my kinders! I used this to differentiate almost all of my subtraction centers. Thanks!” – Grace Filled Learning

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“These were a GREAT hit in the classroom. The students already LOVE play-doh but adding these in made it more fun and exciting.” – Kylee L.

“This was a great resource for my special education PreK students! Very visually appealing and easy to setup for a year’s worth of use!” – Kayla J.

“Playdough play used to be a fight between my homeschool kids, but with these mats they’re using the playdough with more purpose and they’re actually sharing mats and colours. Wish I found them sooner!” – Krista R.

“These mats are great! I printed them out on card stock and laminated them for my children who are preschool and kindergarten and they both enjoy these mats!” Rachel W.

“A great resource for the varying needs in my classroom! The play-doh mats help my students stay engaged while also working on fine-motor skills.” – Ashely A.

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“A great grouping of centres to help my students review addition skills.” – Brennan M.

“Thanks for making learning our addition facts fun and easy!”  Tomi E.

“This has many great fact fluency activities that are great for practice and easily used at home.” – Brighid H.

“I use this resource for independent work in each of my students fact fluency folders. Thank you!” – Christina M.

“Love all your resources, well made, creative, and engaging!” – Liza W.

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“Of course, absolutely everything from this store is top-notch. I absolutely adore this particular pack–it’s just full of great ideas for centers and worksheets and can be used with large or small groups. Thanks!” – Samantha S.

So many wonderful & engaging options for me & my students! This resource helped fill a money unit. I am so grateful for it & your thoughtful, thorough work!” – Maria C.

“I love the clear pictures of the coins, and I learned a few things too about what all is on a coin! The activities are awesome!” – Cindy W.

“Engaging and supportive of kindergarteners’ learning styles.” – Cindy D.

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“My students love working on building their tower of cubes to show different ways to make numbers.” – Kristin B.

“This has seriously been such a big help with me and my students for ways to make numbers. I also had no idea there were bean counters and I actually bought some because they are so cute and they can play spill the beans! I just love it all!!” – Whitney H.

“My students loved using this especially since their math book only allowed for some practice and with these sheets, they were able to have more practice.” – Anais D.

“I loved using these sheets to get extra practice for kids. They could either color the blocks or use manipulatives to represent the numbers.” – Jennifer F.

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“The 3d shapes printables proved to be a quite useful resource – I really don’t get enough of it.  Kids loved it and have fun while learning, and I would recommend it either for online lessons as well as face-to-face interaction.” – Maribel Perez

“I used parts of this with my various grade levels. My students found the activities engaging. Building the models really helped my students see the shapes.” – Danovski B.

“My students loved the activities included in this resource! I used many of the activities and they were engaging and kept children interested in 3D shapes – something that is not always easy to be fully engaged with! I recommend this resource to anyone looking to make mathematics fun for their learners!” – Deeanna J.

“This packet was a huge help for me in student teaching. I planned out a unit on 3D shapes and this was super handy to have on hand! It provided repetitious learning with these new concepts which allowed the kids to eventually work on their own. I highly recommend buying this packet for teaching 3D shapes!” – Hope T.

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“This resource added an element of problem solving and deeper thinking than just counting. Thank you!” – Shawn G.

“I use this resource for my struggling students. Great resource.” – Rachel P.

“My students LOVE this resource. They have so much fun using this as a math job.” – Jules in Schools

“LOVE this resource! My kiddos love using the dry-erase markers and they love trying to count and draw the different things. Great interactive math stations!” – Debbie E.

“Just what I was looking for.  My students love these at Math rotations.” – Ashely S.

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“The children love these pattern block mats because they get to have fun playing with shapes and creating the pictures. I love it because they are not only having fun practicing shapes, but they are also counting, reading and writing numbers, and practicing addition.” – Tracy P.

“My students are so motivated to build the pictures, that they don’t even realize they are doing math by rolling and adding! Great resource to use during centers or independent work.” – Melanie G.

“I used these sheets with my Kindergarten kids! Mostly because the one I downloaded for free was such a big hit that my son asked to do more! Our tangrams don’t fit them so we colored ours but it was just as engaging that way. Love these worksheets!!” – Erin W.

“I used these mats as centers during our shapes unit in math. The students loved, LOVED making the different shapes using shapes. They requested these mats for many weeks in centers. It helped students with recognition of shapes, using shapes to make other shapes, and it helped with small motor skills (many needed that help). They loved matching the colors of the shapes on the mat to the manipulative shapes.” – Sara J.

“My kids LOVE using pattern blocks, so this resource was a perfect way for them to practice number identification and basic addition skills. Perfect for our center rotations as students could easily play individually or with a partner.” – Hailey C.

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Subtraction Write and Wipe Cards

Number Bond Cards

“My students love anything write and wipe! They found this very engaging, love the different pictures. Rotating them around, there are plenty of cards to last a maths session!” – Miss Hunt’s Classroom

“This is a very fun and cute resource. My students were able to use it independently during centers after reviewing expectations with them. A great center addition to our classroom.” – Amy W.

“Great way to reinforce addition skills in centers while also being able to change it up with the themes. I love that there are exit tickets.” – Probably Primary

“My students enjoyed this resource because it was like a game for them! They would race to write and have the correct answer and then erase and answer the next! Very nice for prep once work and use over and over again!” – Taylor D.

“A great reusable resource to help students master addition. A worthwhile resource! ” – Brennan M.

“I used these with small groups. My students loved the practice and I loved how easy it was to use!” – Megan R.

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Addition Write and Wipe Cards

Number Bond Cards

“I laminated these and placed them in small group centers. The students loved using their markers and writing in the problem and answers.” – Andrea F.

“The wipe and write format is so helpful! The kids loved playing with these.” – La classe de Mme Matheson

“Just what I was looking for. My students love these at math rotations.” – Ashely S.

“Love this resource. This is perfect for my k-2 self-contained students. Thank you for creating this resource!” – Renslow A.

“Great for RTI group.” – Tammy S.

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Subtraction Write and Wipe Cards

Addition Write and Wipe Cards

“Fantastic resource – exactly what I was looking for. These were easy to quickly print off and use. The students loved being able to choose their “theme” – from fish to popcorn! Thank you!” – Rebecca I.

“Since the graphics were different my students wanted to keep working! It was great! This is a great resource for part, part, whole or whole, part, part.” – Erica B.

“Yet another great resource from P2P!!! I love these and am exited to use them with my kids who are still working on structuring!” – Wendi P.

“Love these cards for supplementing my part-part-whole lessons!” – Andrea T.

“This is a good tool to use for the students who need more visual representation of number bonds. Thank You!” – Christy B.

“My kids are enjoying these at small group math time. I’m so glad I found these! ” – Lisa D.

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“My students loved this!! They begged to be able to work and learn with it during free choice after we had used it for small group time!!” – Janell R.

“Great activities for fine motor skills as well as learning shapes!” – Kathryne B.

“Great way to teach shapes to my ESOL students.” – Jacqueline R.

“This was a wonderful resource and my students have loved working through it! It has resources for both whole group activities and centers and was perfect with our curriculum. ” – Amber H.

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“These are wonderful resources, many hands on, that help my students learn the difficult concept of telling time on analog clocks.” – Debbie L.

“This resource had a ton of activities that could be easily modified to fit any classroom setting.” – Cori F.

“I’m a homeschool mom and used these with my children. Great resource for us!” – Julie B.

“Great for first grade time unit. Lots of options for group and center activities. Will also be using it for independent IE time for students who need review. Love the activities from PTP.” – Cindy B.

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“I love these worksheets! I use them as part of homework packet and students enjoy completing them. They are an effective resource!” – Marie H.

“This was a fantastic resource. I needed to prepare worksheets ahead of remote learning and the students really enjoyed these pages.” – Miss McCann

“My son loves having his own “books”, and it was great to be able to print this and pop it into a folder. He loves the different choices and activities and is growing in his confidence as a writer.” – Maranda M.

“My students loved this resource! Especially the poems that for writing the numbers. It has been very helpful for teaching how to write the numbers and has seemed to stick well with them as we repeat the poems we have learned often. I then use the writing practice pages as our writing center for math time.” – Kinder Dream Land

“I teach a Jr Kindergarten class and these resources are a perfect way to reinforce the concepts of ten frames, base ten blocks, number sense, counting and number formation. I use them in a center with support after a full class lesson on a number for the week. Thank you for an amazing resource at a great price! ” – Erin P.

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“This pack was a great way for me to help my students practice some of the skills we learned in class for place value. The package included a variety of activities to keep the students engaged. I really enjoyed using this!” – Kelly W.

“The overall product is clear and clean. Directions are easy to follow and are engaging for students. Great product for my first graders and my low second graders!” – Rebecca C.

:”Great for small group and RTI” – Melody H.

“Great variety. Students enjoyed the hands-on activities. Easy to differentiate for various learning levels.” – Jen Beck

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“These have been so helpful and fun! I like that they are editable because I can make the game for whatever concept we are working on.”  – Taylor M.

“There is so much here! It is so helpful in a split class when you want the same format, but different levels! Thank you for making it easier for me to differentiate.” – La classe de Mme Matheson

“Brilliant games which I could differentiate for all my kids including SEN” – Valarie M.

“Great resource for guided reading groups and workplaces.” – Briana Westenberger

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“Engaging students in learning is hard…especially as a special education teacher!  Thank you for helping make learning more fun by creating colorful, fun, and creative activities!” – Sarah S.

“As always, perfectly lovely and absolutely perfect for my Pre-K kids!” – Rebekah Brock

“Great addition to my teaching resources and kids love it!” – Trudi S.

“Great way to reinforce number concepts!  Fantastic math stations with little prep required.” – Debbie E.

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