Leaf Counting

From PreKinders:

Leaf Counting

[Math]
I used leaf craft punchers to cut out the pieces from construction paper. Print out the numeral sheets. Have children count out the correct amount of paper cutouts to glue onto the numeral.

• Numeral Sheets: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

From Lightening Bug Literacy:

Play Dough Learning Mats

These are so simple!

From The Imagination Tree

Play Dough Math Mats

These are a must do!  My students (and kids) will love, love, love doing these.

From PreKinders:

Mats include:

Carrots for the Rabbit

Dog Food & Cat Food

Feed the Giraffe

Gingerbread Mats

Christmas Tree 

Snowman

Ten Red Apples Mats

Farm Mats

Placemats

From: The Mailbox

Here's a simple way to reinforce skills during snacktime and lunch. Every month have each student make a placemat. Laminate the placemats and then use a permanent marker to program each placemat with letters, numbers, or personal information such as the child's address and phone number. Throughout mealtime, ask youngsters questions about the information on their placemats.

Make several placemats.  On each one, include a different skill: letter, numeral, color, or shape naming, patterning, student's name, sight words, objects of different sizes or lengths etc.  Before giving a student a placemat, instruct him/her to name the letter/numeral/color/shape, what comes next in the pattern, read the sight word, name the biggest/smallest or shortest/longest object etc.

One Cow Moo Moo

From Story Stretchers