Counting, Letter & Number Recognition Worksheets - Pre-K & Kindergarten Bundle
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Count and write numbers 1–5 and 1–10
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One-to-one correspondence
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Build number recognition and number formation
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Cut and paste letters and numbers into categories
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Practice visual discrimination and sorting skills
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Reinforce letter vs. number recognition
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Match numbers to dice, fingers, and counting bears
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Complete 5- and 10-frames using cut-and-glue images
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Match uppercase and lowercase letters
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Counting and number recognition (1–10)
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Number writing and formation
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Letter recognition (uppercase/lowercase)
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Sorting and categorization
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One-to-one correspondence
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Fine motor skill development
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Low-prep and easy to implement
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Supports math and literacy goals
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Perfect for centers, independent work, morning tubs, and take-home packets
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Visual, tactile, and developmentally appropriate
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Engages young learners in meaningful practice
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Pre-K & Kindergarten
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Early Childhood Special Education
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Intervention Groups
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Math & Literacy Centers
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Fine Motor Skill Practice
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Natalie is a dedicated educator with 18 years of experience inspiring students to see themselves as capable mathematicians. She began her career as a high school math teacher, later served as a math coach and interventionist, and now teaches 3rd grade.
Natalie earned her Bachelor’s in Early Childhood Education from the University of Maine at Farmington and a Master of Education in K–12 Studies from Capella University. She also completed the Maine Math Coaching Program and is certified in Gifted and Talented Education.
Her store features ready to use math resources, both print and digital, that meet students where they are and help them build toward grade level success. Natalie creates materials to make math more accessible, meaningful, and stress free for teachers and students alike.
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