Centers run so much smoother when students can check their own work. These 15 matching games do the checking for you, so you can stay with your small group.
These self checking task boxes give pre-K and kindergarten students 15 hands-on matching games for colors, 2D shapes, letters, letter sounds, and numbers. Print in color or black and white, laminate, and add velcro dots. Students match each piece to its spot and check their own work, so the games are ready for centers, morning work, early finishers, and intervention. Every game uses the same layout, so one busy binder works for all of them.
What is in it
- 3 games for colors and shapes: color to object, color word to color, 2D shape to real object
- 6 letter games: lowercase and uppercase matching, plus letter to picture sound matching
- 6 number games: numbers to numbers, fingers, ten frames, tally marks, dominoes, and number words
- Full color and black and white game boards and pieces
- Storage boards, answer keys, and directions for preparation
- 15 games in all
See every page in the Math and Literacy Games Bundle preview on TPT.
Skills it builds
- Colors and color words
- 2D shapes in the real world
- Uppercase and lowercase letter matching
- Beginning letter sounds
- Counting and number sense
Where it fits
- Centers and busy binders
- Morning work and early finishers
- RTI, special education, and intervention
- Pre-K and kindergarten classrooms
What teachers are saying
It holds 4.96 stars from 35 ratings.
"This bundle is a MUST HAVE for the lower grade classrooms. So easy to set up and the kids have a blast with the activities."
"excited to use these in my classroom. love the independence of them!"
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Laminate, add velcro, and let your students practice on their own while you teach.
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Made by a teacher who's been right where you are.
Jessica Ann Stanford, Teachers Follow Teachers



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