Gingerbread math first grade

Kindergarten math counting math center with a gingerbread theme! This fun activity will engage your students as the count and add the gingerbread men!

No-Prep Gingerbread Themed Weekly Packs for First Grade with 5 days of activities to do to learn with a winter Gingerbread theme. - 3Dinosaurs.com

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I’ve got two free gingerbread man printables that are perfect for your kindergarten or first grader. They’re a great way to sneak in some math practice while still embracing the holiday spirit.

Make the holidays memorable and add these gingerbread activities to your lesson plans this December! Your first and second grade students will love these engaging activity ideas ranging from read alouds to printable math games. Use these ideas to help your students practice sight words, sentence writing, reading comprehension skills, and math skills. Plus, get a FREE gingerbread play dough recipe and reading comprehension activity for kids. Learn more here!

Looking for a quick and easy way to practice counting and more this December? Grab this FREE gingerbread counting game played with real candy gumdrops!

What child wouldn't enjoy creating a fanciful gingerbread house! Just imagine that scrumptious aroma and taste plus icing and candies galore! National Gingerbread Cookie Day is celebrated on November 21st. Now that's a delicious way to

Gingerbread themed activities for writing, science, math, and ELA.

Have you ever had your early elementary students complete a Christmas math craft? This Christmas math craft will create a gingerbread house craft and students will show off their addition and subtraction fact family knowledge. You can easily do this as a partner math activity. First grade and second grade students can practice fact families for addition and subtraction then create this math gingerbread house! You can easily display this on your bulletin boards too.

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