My Squirrel Is Nutty Over Acorns Math Booklet
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2 My Squirrel Is Nutty Over Acorns Math Booklet By: Simple Addition & Subtraction Story Problems TeachWithMe.com
3 My squirrel had 1 acorn and found 2 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 1+2= three
4 My squirrel had 2 acorns and found 3 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 2+3= 2 +3 five
5 My squirrel had 3 acorns and found 3 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 3+3= six
6 My squirrel had 3 acorns and found 1 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 3+1= four
7 My squirrel had 5 acorns and found 2 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 5+2= 5 +2 seven
8 My squirrel had 4 acorns and found 5 more. He now has acorns. acorns. x + = 4+5= 4 nine
9 My squirrel had 1 acorn and found 1 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 1+1= 1 two
10 My squirrel had 4 acorns and found 4 more. He now has acorns. + = acorns. 4+4= 4 +4 eight
11 My squirrel had 0 acorns and found one. He now has acorn. 0+ = acorn. 0+1= 0 one +1 1
12 My squirrel had 4 acorns. He ate 3. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. He now has acorns left. acorns. x - = 4-3= 4 one 1-3
13 My squirrel had 5 acorns. He ate 2. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. He now has acorns left. acorns. x - = 5-2= 5-2 three 3
14 My squirrel had 6 acorns. He ate 4. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. He now has acorns left. x - = acorns. 6-4= 6 two 2-4
15 My squirrel had 2 acorns. He ate 2. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. He now has acorns left. x- = acorns. 2-2= 2 zero 0-2
16 My squirrel had 5 acorns. He ate 1. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. He now has acorns left. x- = acorns. 5-1= 5-1 four 4
17 My squirrel had 9 acorns and he ate 1. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. - = acorns. 9-1= 9-1 eight
18 My squirrel had 9 acorns and he ate 2. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. - = acorns. 9-2= 9-2 seven
19 My squirrel had 9 acorns and he ate 0. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. -0 = acorns. 9-0= 9-0 nine
20 My squirrel had 8 acorns and he ate 3. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. - = acorns. 8-3= 8-3 six
21 My squirrel had 7 acorns and he ate 2. How many does he have left? X off the acorns and count. - = acorns. 7-2= 7-2 five
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23 Fill in the missing numbers. 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ 29 _ _ _ _ _ _ 51 _ _ _ _ _ 71 _ _ _ _ _ 89 _ _ _ 99 _ TeachWithMe.com
24 Directions: Circle the group/set that has the most acorns in it; if they are the same, circle them both and put an = sign under them. CIRCLE the correct equation & then WRITE it. If both equations are correct circle both of them. 5>4 4<5 8 = 8 8 >7 5 < 6 6 > 5 TeachWithMe.com
25 9 > 8 8 > 9 6 < 5 6 = 6 3 > 2 2 < 3 7> 6 6 > 7 TeachWithMe.com
26 TeachWithMe.com Directions: How many acorns did the squirrel eat? X off that many boxes that match the number in the column
27 Acorns on a Roll. Children choose a partner. Roll the dice. Low # goes ftrst. Roll the dice. Whatever # you roll color in that numbered circle on your acorn. The I" child to color in all oftheir circles is the winner. A ~ '-.. '- ()j\, J 0.!_-\- \ \. / \ i J "-~ (~0 ~ (~ \ '-) ~) J f I. " (~) \,. J I.~\ \ '-.J \ "---- \ / Teach WithMe.com
28 Solve the problems and help the squirrel get to the acorn
29 Directions: COUNT the objects. CIRCLE the number that tells how many objects there are TeachWithMe.com
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31 , Directions: Count the objects. Draw lines to connect the group/set with the correct number. Use a DIFFERENT color for each one.. I I # I \ I ~~ y ~~ ~~. JtJtJt Teach "w'ithlvie.com
32 Autumn Matching Directions: Count the objects. Draw lines to connect the group/set with the correct number. Use a DIFFERENT color for each one ~!~i ~i~~ ~~i~ i!~l~i~ i -Jr-Jr4,Jf-Jr-r -Jr-Jr~-Jr o Teach WithMe.com
33 , " Teaeh WithMe.com WRITE'm thenumbers bjy find' mg the sums ' TeachWithMe.com WRITE'm the numbers b)y fimd'mg the sums. 1 2 ' _.
34 Directions: Zap the equation with an X that does NOT give the right answer on the left. 7 5 Lj t- l +5-0, '7 CO +. I \ to ~ \ \ TeachWithMe.com
35 Teach WithMe.com How many acorns are ON the tree? CIRCLE the acorn with the correct answer. CIRCLE the acorns with the correct equations.
36 TeachWithlvle.com. ~ ~- U~~ o.. Total: Total: Total: Total: Total: TeachWitlu\t1e.com Total: Total: Total: Total: Total:
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38 Directions: WRlTE in the missing numbers. Teach WithMe.com
39 Directions: WRITE in the missing numbers. TeachWithMe.com
40 Directions: WRITE in the missing nwnbers. Teach WithMe.com
41 Directions; WRlTE in the missing numbers. Teach WithMe.com
42 Directions: WRITE in the missing numbers. TeachWithMe.com
43 Directions: Write the number that comes BEFORE. Teach WithMe.com
44 Teach WithMe.com Directions: Write the number that comes AFTER.
45 Directions: Write the number that comes BEFORE. TeachWithMe.com
46 TeachWithMe.com Directions: Write the number that comes AFTER.
47 Directions: CIRCLE the larger number. DRAW a square around the smaller number. Teach WithMe.com
48 Directions: CIRCLE the larger number. DRAW a square around the smaller number. TeachWithMe.com
49 My Acorn Counting Booklet By: TeachWithMe.com
50 Look! I see 1 acorn one one one one Circle the number
51 Look! I see 2 acorns two two two two Circle the number
52 Look! I see 3 acorns three three three Circle the number
53 Look! I see 4 acorns four four four four Circle the number
54 Look! I see 5 acorns five five five five Circle the number
55 Look! I see 6 acorns six six six six six six Circle the number
56 Look! I see 7 acorns seven seven seven Circle the number
57 Look! I see 8 acorns eight eight eight Circle the number
58 Look! I see 9 acorns nine nine nine nine Circle the number
59 Look! I see 10 acorns ten ten ten ten Circle the number
60 Directions: CUT out the acoms and GLUE them to the correct boxes in your bookle t. I,... '... ~, " -,;.., r". ~.,... :, &,\.., TeachWiduvle,com... I f Directions: CUT out the acoms and GLUE them to the correct boxes in your booklet. ", I " ;, I f..,... '... J,.,... t \ ;,-' Teach Vv'itruvie.com
61 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book Cover My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book My Itty Bitty Counting Book TeachWithMe.com
62 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book by 1 s insert page Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s Count by 1 s TeachWithMe.com
63 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 1 s TeachWithMe.com
64 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 1 s TeachWithMe.com
65 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 1 s TeachWithMe.com
66 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book by 2 s insert page Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s Count by 2 s TeachWithMe.com
67 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting TeachWithMe.com
68 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 2 s TeachWithMe.com
69 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book by 5 s insert page Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s Count by 5 s TeachWithMe.com
70 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 5 s TeachWithMe.com
71 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 5 s TeachWithMe.com
72 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book by 10 s insert page Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s Count by 10 s TeachWithMe.com
73 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 10 s TeachWithMe.com
74 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting by 1 s TeachWithMe.com
75 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book less than symbol < < < < < < < < < < TeachWithMe.com
76 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book more than symbol > > > > > > > > > > TeachWithMe.com
77 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book + symbol TeachWithMe.com
78 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book - symbol TeachWithMe.com
79 Number Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book equal to symbol = = = = = = = = = = TeachWithMe.com
80 Math Flashcards for Acorn Counting Book minus subtract take away add less than plus more than equals same as greater TeachWithMe.com
81 Congratulations! is nutty over math and did a great job! Keep up the wonderful work. Teacher: Date: TeachWithMe.com
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