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1 Math & Literacy Centers for kindergarten The Curriculum Corner

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13 1 Complete the 100s Chart

14 Complete the 100s Chart

15 1 Complete the 100s Chart

16 Complete the 100s Chart

17 2,, 6, 8,, 12, 5,, 15, 20,, 30 10,, 30, 40,,

18 4, 6,, 10,,, 16 18, 20, 22,,, 28, 30,,, 36,,

19 5,, 15,, 25,, 35 40,, 50,,, 65, 75,,, 90,, 100

20 10,, 30,,, 60,, 90,, 110

21 Trophy BUMP! Roll 2 number cubes. Add the 2 numbers. Cover that space with a marker. You can BUMP your partner s marker. If you cover your space with 2 markers, your spot cannot be bumped. The first player to use all 10 markers wins.

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25 Trace the Letters A B _ D E _ G H I J K _M _ O P _ R _ T U _ W _ Y Z

26 Trace the Letters a _ c _ e f g h _ j m _ o p _ r s v w z

27 Fill in the Letters a b _ d e _ g h _ j m _ o p s t _ v w _ y _

28 Fill in the Letters A C D F G H I J L M O P R S U V W X Z

29 a b c d e f g h i

30 j k l m n o p q r

31 s t u v w x y z

32 A B C D E F G H I

33 J K L M N O P Q R

34 S T U V W X Y Z

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39 Follow the ABC Path F P K B M U O B L P I H I J I F P N T V G R K L Q V W D E F Y C M A U X C M X K X N O T Y B Q D W E U P S Z A Z S L R V Q R J

40 Follow the ABC Path m j k l m u o b c p i h j n o f n e t v g r i p b h v d e f y c q x h g q d a k x r s w u b c m w v u t y z a z s l r v w x j

41 Fry Word Ski Trail a you is start in that are his for Directions: with Toss a coin. Move forward 1 space for heads, 2 spaces for tales. If you can read the word to correctly, stay on that space. If you cannot read the word, return to the spot you came from. First to the end is the winner. as was end and the it on

42 Fry Word Ski Trail at not start by from one or have be Directions: this Toss a coin. Move forward 1 space for heads, 2 spaces for tales. If you can read the word had correctly, stay on that space. If you cannot read the word, return to the spot you came from. First to the end is the winner. they all end I and we words

43 the of and a to in is you that

44 it he was for on are as with his

45 they I at be this have from or one

46 had by words but not what all were we

47 when your can said there use an each which

48 she do how their if will up other about

49 out many then them these so some her would

50 make like him into time has look two more

51 write go see number no way could people my

52 than first water been called who am its now

53 find long down day did get come made may

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56 1 or 2 3 or 4 5 or 6

57 Name: Roll & Write Directions: Place Fry word cards in the three columns on the Roll & Write mat. Roll a die and record the number in a box above. Flip a card with the number you rolled and record the word on the line.

58 Name: Directions: Find the numbered cards around the classroom. Write the word you see on the card next to the number on this page.

59 I watched the skaters race. Which team won the hockey game? I won a gold medal! I like to watch the athletes.

60 Do you know how fast they can skate? The hockey player scored a goal. Did you see how far the skier jumped? We watched the snow fall down.

61 The skater won a bronze medal. The skier won a silver medal. We skied over the snow. Have you watched curling?

62 What sport will you watch on TV? Wow! The ceremony was fun to watch. The curlers brought their stones and brushes to the game. Two athletes were in the bobsled.

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