Gingerbread math activities

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Here is a simple gingerbread man counting and matching game for preschoolers and kindergarteners! It can be made for toddlers as well!

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Which bite did we eat first? class graph/anchor chart. Gingerbread man data and graphing ideas for Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade teachers. Making gingerbread man glyphs then taking one “bite” and graphing the results is such a fun and high engagement December math activity and a great addition to your Christmas activities.

Grab these 20+ FREE printables to use during your preschool gingerbread theme! There are printable gingerbread math activities, literacy activities, fine motor activities, and more. Tons of low-prep, hands-on gingerbread activities for preschool!

These sweet clip cards are an engaging way to help students with one-to-one counting, number recognition, subitizing, and fine motor skills.

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Free Valentine's Day math worksheet. Count and write the number of hearts in each box. Students practice the numbers from 1 to 6.

Looking for easy and fun gingerbread math, science, and literacy activities to bring to your kindergarten or first grade classroom? Read about my favorites!