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Math workbook pg.103 Directions In Exercise 1 have children count the number of baby and adult rabbits in each group and record the number. Have children compare the numbers and circle the number that is more. In Exercise 2 have children choose 2 favorite insects and mark an X on each. Then ask children to count how many insects are left and record the number.
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Some more work from a couple of years ago, a small project exploring mathematical growth and fibonacci numbers. The first four images are th...
This worksheet helps kids practice comparing 2-digit numbers. They'll find the difference between two numbers, determine which number is greater, and put numbers in order from least to greatest. Perfect for 2nd grade
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Printing, Identifying, and making numbers will continue to be my focus. Here are some activities I will be doing this upcoming week. I a...
Hello Crafty Friends,Happy Friday!I made a birthday card for my sister using the Stitched Numbers die from Spellbinder's Stitched Numbers & More Collection. This is my first time trying stitching on paper. I think these stitched Numbers die will use for many of the occasion cards.It could be a birthday, anniversary, or memorial card.I coordinated
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m thrilled to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the new Stitched Numbers & More Collection from Spellbinders. There are so many ways to incorporate these bold new stitched numbers and symbols into cards and I was inspired to create three fun cards with them for birthdays and every day. 34th Birthday Card Naturally, the new Stitched Numbers Dies are perfect for birthday cards and even better for kinda funny birthday cards. Here I used some fun punctuation and a snarky greeting along with my stitched numbers for this cute birthday card for a friend. I started by blending Blueprint Sketch and Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink onto some white cardstock and cutting it using the Stitched Numbers and Stitched Punctuation & Symbols Die Sets. After stitching all of the die-cuts with gold metallic thread, I adhered them to their outlines that had been cut from Cosmic Sky Cardstock. For the background, I cut Brushed White Cardstock using the largest die from the Precision Layering Mini Slimline A Die Set and added a sentiment to the bottom of the panel with Gold Hot Foil and the Inside Card Glimmer Sentiments Plate Set. After embossing the top portion of the panel with the Circle Illusion 3D Embossing Folder, I matted it with Gold Mirror and Teal Topaz Cardstock and adhered it to a white card base. The stitched elements were then adhered to the card front with foam adhesive. P.S. Love Card I’m always adding postscripts to my cards and emails, so I thought it would be fun to stitch a bold one for the front of this pretty love card next. After cutting the letters and periods from Pink Sand Cardstock, I stitched them using pink variegated thread so that the darker stitching appeared towards the bottom of the sentiment for an ombre effect. The outlines were cut from Wild Berry Cardstock and adhered to the back of the stitched pieces with liquid glue. For the secondary sentiment, I applied Gold Hot Foil to white cardstock using one of the greetings from the Mini Sincere Sentiments Glimmer Plate Set. To create the background, I matted a piece of patterned paper from the Floral Friendship Paper Pad with Mirror Gold Cardstock and adhered it to a white card base. After popping the sentiments on top of the card front with foam adhesive, I added some pretty flowers and leaves cut with the Be Bold Blooms Die Set and a few Gold Mix Gems. Sweet 5th Birthday Card Lastly, I wanted to create a simple and sweet birthday card for my niece with no stitching at all! I started by cutting white and Mirror Gold Cardstock using the five and exclamation point dies and then added Pink, Aquamarine AB, and Prism AB Gems to the stitching holes instead of thread. To complete the sentiment, I cut the remaining letters out of Mirror Gold, Pink Sand, Waterfall, and Purple Mist Cardstock using the Be Bold Lowercase Alphabet Die Set and layered them for a fun shadow effect. The background was created by embossing white cardstock with the Puff Dotty 3D Embossing Folder and adding Kitsch Flamingo and Salvaged Patina Distress Ink on top using the Puff Dotty Stencil. After adhering the sentiment to the card front, I added a couple of pretty flowers cut with the Be Bold Blooms Die Set. Other supplies White heavyweight cardstock, Kitsch Flamingo and Salvaged Patina Distress Ink, Blueprint Sketch and Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Inks, blending tools, tape runner, foam adhesive. I hope you enjoyed these fun stitched card projects and thanks so much for stopping by today. You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com.
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Stitched Numbers Etched Dies are from the Stitched Numbers Plus Collection. Set of 18 thin metal cutting dies is a wonderful addition to the Stitched Alphabet Collection. These numbers are in serif font and includes its own outline shape. There are floral burst accents of dots and lines not only act as a guide for stit
Recently, aaron65 provided a very good example of how to decode the fender tag on his Pontiac and Dodge. In an effort to provide information as broad as possible, let’s […]
Click here a Spring Math Craft for Place Value and Number Sense. These include numbers 0-999, addition, subtraction, number order, ordering numbers, counting, and representing numbers. These can be used in a preschool, prek, kindergarten, 1st grade, or 2nd grade classroom or homeschool.
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Kindergarten Math Made Fun Unit 4 is here, and it's all about Comparing Numbers 1-10! Teaching students about the relationships between numbers can be so
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Numbers enter a kid’s life right at the kindergartener age. They bring along challenges like counting, number sense building, subitizing, etc. A very basic thing to do with numbers is to compare them. It is out of the number sense that a kid can find the smaller or greater of the two numbers, and understand ... Read more
