Number Posters (0-20)

Number posters make number recognition, counting, adding, and subtracting super fun and interactive!  They are perfect for your preschool, kindergarten, or first grade classroom!

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You can use these number posters as classroom decoration, during small group or whole group instruction, or as an addition to a math center!

This resource includes numbers 0-20 with multiple number representations (tally marks, ten frames, unifix cubes, and counting hands).

Materials Needed for Number Posters

* Printable Number Posters

* Card Stock

* Laminator (optional)

* Laminator sheets (optional)

Getting Number Posters Ready

This resource is super easy to prep!  Just print out each number poster. I recommend laminating each poster for durability!

Using Number Posters in the Classroom or at Home

You can use these number posters in many different ways! 

1. Hang the numbers up on the wall for students to reference throughout the year.

2. You can use each one as an anchor chart as you introduce each number.  As the numbers are introduced, they can be placed on the wall for student reference. 

3. Place in a math center. You can have students use pointers to point to the different parts of the poster to increase math vocabulary. Students can also use them as reference for their number writing skills.

Where to Find These Number Posters 

You can find these printable number posters at my Teachers pay Teachers store here.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color By Number

I love when I can combine lessons or subjects into one lesson.  These Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color by Number worksheets are an activity that fits that bill.

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Your students will practice identifying different figurative language types while also learning about Martin Luther King Jr. They will identify similes, metaphors, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperboles, and personification with these fun Martin Luther King Jr. color by number worksheets!  

These NO PREP Martin Luther King Jr. worksheets are Common Core aligned and can be used for review, homework, morning work, literacy centers, in sub plans, or just an additional way to learn more about Martin Luther King Jr. before or after the holiday.

Types of Figurative Language Covered

In this activity, students will review the terms with Martin Luther King Jr. themed sentences featuring similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, and onomatopoeia. 

Martin Luther King Jr. Color By Number Worksheets 

Students will use these answers to color fun Martin Luther King themed pictures including Martin Luther King Jr., A Dove of Peace, and Martin Luther King Jr. delivering a speech.

Answer Keys are included so students can self-check their work if using as a literacy center activity.

These Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets can be used as:

          * a literacy station or literacy center

          * for review work

          * for fast finisher work

          * time fillers

          * sub plans

          * for a Martin Luther King Jr. theme

Save even more by purchasing them in this growing bundle!  You save 50% off the resources already included and get the remaining resources to be added for FREE!

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!
  

Books for Teaching Kids About Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

After the rush of December holidays, Martin Luther King Jr. Day always seems to sneak up on me. While it signifies another day off of school, it is also an important opportunity to teach students about the man behind the holiday.  

It is also a great time to have important conversations about racism, fairness, and equality.

Luckily, there are a ton of great picture books to help teach about Martin Luther King!

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Here are just a few:

Be a King: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Dream and You

I love that this book gives real-life examples of things that kids can do to help make Dr. King's dreams a reality.

Using examples such as remembering how it feels to be treated unfairly to stamp out bigotry, and admitting when you've done something wrong and saying sorry, the author helps students to realize that they can also change the world just like Martin Luther King Jr!

Martin's Big Words: The Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

This book is beautifully illustrated and tells Martin's story beginning from his childhood when he notices the signs around his neighborhood saying, "Whites Only".  Although the words hurt and make him feel bad, his mother uses her own words to remind him that he is "as good as anyone."

In addition to his mother's words, Martin hears the words of his father who is a minister.  He hopes to have big words of his own.

The book follows his journey to the man he would become with his own big words that he uses in his famous "I Have a Dream Speech".

National Geographic Readers: Martin Luther King Jr.

National Geographic always does a great job with their non fiction books for kids! This book introduces students to Martin King Jr. and his role in the Civil Rights Movement.

I love that the book includes text features such as fun facts, time-lines, and diagrams to add to the information given.  This also makes it a great addition to lessons about text features!

What are your favorite books about Martin Luther King Jr. to read to your students?

Other Martin Luther King Jr. Day Teaching Resources:

Do you need other resources for your Martin Luther King Jr. Day Lessons?  Here are a few:

Martin Luther King Jr. Color by Number   

Martin Luther King Jr. Subitizing Color by Number  

Martin Luther King Jr. Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets

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New Year's Figurative Language Color By Number

These New Year's Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets are the perfect way for your students to practice identifying different types of figurative language!

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Help your fourth and fifth graders to identify similes, metaphors, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperboles, and personification with these fun New Year's Color by Number Worksheets!

These NO PREP New Year's worksheets are Common Core aligned and can be used for review, homework, morning work, literacy centers, in sub plans, or just for some fun to celebrate the new year!

Types of Figurative Language Covered

In this activity, students will review the terms with New Year's themed sentences featuring similes, metaphors, hyperbole, personification, alliteration, and onomatopoeia.  

New Year's Color By Number Worksheets 

Students will use these answers to color fun New Year's themed pictures including Baby New Year, a New Year Clock, and the New Year Ball Drop.

Answer Keys are included so students can self-check their work if using as a literacy center activity.

These New Year's Figurative Language Color by Number Worksheets  can be used as:

          * a literacy station or literacy center

          * for review work

          * for fast finisher work

          * time fillers

          * sub plans

          * New Year's fun

Save even more by purchasing them in this growing bundle!  You save 50% off the resources already included and get the remaining resources to be added for FREE!

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!

The Multiplication Workbook for Grades 3, 4, and 5 - I Wrote a Book!

If your students struggle with multiplication, know that you are not alone!  That is why I wrote The Multiplication Workbook for Grades 3,4, and 5!

The book covers all of the important concepts of multiplication for third, fourth, and fifth graders.  

It is divided into three color-coded sections based on grade level. Each section provides multiplication lessons that progress in difficulty, helping kids to learn each concept and develop the confidence to tackle the more challenging problems that follow.

In addition to each lesson, there are drills and games to give your students additional multiplication practice.

Not only is the The Multiplication Workbook for Grades 3, 4, and 5 perfect for upper elementary classrooms, but it is also perfect for parents looking to build their child's multiplication confidence and skills! It's a perfect supplement to what they are learning in school! 

Why you should get The Multiplication Workbook for Grades 3, 4, and 5

* Three grades of multiplication learning. 

This book covers third, fourth, and fifth grade, so it will grow with your child or fill in any math learning gaps they may have.

* Complete Lessons

Each lesson is completely laid out with complete instructions and sample problems to help your child complete the practice independently.

* Fun and Engaging

The book was designed to keep students engaged with a variety of different problem types, games, and activities.

Click here to buy your copy of The Multiplication Workbook for Grades 3, 4, and 5!

Martin Luther King Jr. Color By Number Worksheets Subitizing or Number Recognition

Your students can learn about Martin Luther King Jr. and practice subitizing with these Martin Luther King Jr. themed Subitzing Color by Number Worksheets!

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What is Subitizing?

Subitizing is the ability to recognize the value of a small group of objects without counting individually one by one.

You use subitizing when you look at a rolled dice and immediately know the amount of dots showing.

This skill of quickly recognizing groups is an important foundational math skill that helps later on with addition and even multiplication!

Martin Luther King Color by Number

These Martin Luther King Jr. Subitzing Color by Number Worksheets will help your students to develop this skill while they have fun coloring!

Students will look at the number representations in each coloring space.  They will then look for the corresponding number in the color key to determine what color to use while coloring that spot.

When Can I  Use These Martin Luther King Jr. Subitizing Color by Number Worksheets?

These subtizing color by number worksheets could be used as a math center, extra practice with a small group, sent home as extra practice, or even done as a whole group activity.  They also make easy additions to sub plans!

What's Included?

This set includes (8) Martin Luther King Jr. themed color by number subitizing worksheets and answer keys.  

Pages Include:

* Martin Luther King Jr.

* Martin Luther King Jr. Speaking

* Justice

* Dove and Heart

* Peace and Love

* Cloud (Dream) Earth, and Love

* State of Georgia

* Peace Sign

Each subitizing worksheet reviews seeing numbers through:

* domino patterns

* finger patterns

* dice dot patterns

* ten frames

* tally marks

The finished Martin Luther King Jr. coloring pages make a great wall or bulletin board display!

Where Can I  Buy These Martin Luther King Jr. Subitizing Color by Number Worksheets?

You can find these Martin Luther King Jr. Subitizing Color by Number Worksheets in my Teachers pay Teachers store.

Save even more (over 50%) by buying them in this growing bundle set.  The completed set will include 18 holidays in total.

Helpful Tools We Love For Color by Number Activities

• Printer I absolutely LOVE my HP Printer that uses Instant Ink! I love it because I can use as much ink as I want for one low cost!  No more running to the store for printer cartridges! Try it out for free here!                                                     
• Crayons While you can use any crayons with these worksheets, my favorites are the twistable crayons!  They color so vibrantly and they last a long time!   

More Color By Number Worksheets

Looking for some more color by code coloring pages?  Check out some of these options:

St. Patrick's Day Math Facts Color by Number

St. Patrick's Day Subitzing

Easter Subitizing

Earth Day Color By Number

Thanksgiving Subitizing

Christmas Subitizing

Hanukkah Subitizing