Spring Wheel Clip Cards Bundle | Kindergarten Literacy and Math Centers
Original price was: $13.00.$9.10Current price is: $9.10.
Description
These hands-on Spring Wheel Clip Cards are a great option for your kindergarten math and literacy centers this spring. Featuring 75 clip cards, learning topics include color, shapes, counting and emotions and are designed specifically with preschoolers and kindergarteners in mind. Both engaging and fun, these spring clip cards can be used in a variety of ways including as enrichment opportunities, as a no-prep task for early finishers, during morning work, or even with teacher-directed intervention groups.
Looking for more kindergarten clip cards?
The Spring Wheel Clip Cards Bundle is also part of the Kindergarten Clip Cards Bundle.
This bundle of spring clip card for kindergarten contains the following sets:
– Spring Color Wheels Clip Cards
How do I prepare the spring clip cards?
The clip cards are best used when printed on cardstock and laminated to ensure durability. The printable is offered in two options: a single wheel per page or two wheels per page.
How do you use these clip cards?
Children use a clothespin and clip the sides that match the color, shape, number or emotion in the center of the wheel. All the wheels in this bundle are spring themed.
How many wheels are included in the printable?
There are a total of 75 wheel clip cards included in this bundle. You can choose how many wheels to use at a time with your students, depending on the learner.
Looking for more Spring Printables? Check out these:
- Spring Alphabet Match-up
- Spring Number Match-up
- Rhyming Caterpillar
- Build a Spring Sentence
- Spring Mystery Puzzles
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