Description
A full week to explore zero for preschool and pre-k, ages 3 to 5: what none means, how 0 looks, and how to write it.
Made for ages 3 to 5 in classrooms, daycare, and homeschool. Every page is flexible, so you choose the order, the pace, and the materials. Easy prep: print the black and white pages and start the same day.
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Want all 11 weeks? This week is part of the Preschool & Pre-K Number of the Week Bundle, Numbers 0 to 10, with the My Number Book portfolio kit included. Get the bundle and save big: CLICK HERE
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WHAT'S INCLUDED
29 pages in total: activity sheets, a 2 page lesson guide, planning and family pages, plus the cover, welcome, terms, and closing pages.
The activity sheets are: ⤵
→ Ways to Show 0, Zero or Not?, and Which Is Empty?
→ Handwriting: Trace and Write 0, Strokes for 0, Trace the Number 0, and Trace the Word zero
→ I Can Find the 0, Zero Hunt, and a Color by Number with a hidden number
→ Zero's Neighbors, My Little Book of 0, and Count and Dab
→ Number 0 Check-In (teacher page) and an I Know My Number 0 certificate, in color and in black and white
→ Color math centers: Count and Clip cards with a recording sheet, and an Is It 0? sorting mat with cards
► A Week with 0: a flexible five day plan, plus a family letter and an Our Week with 0 at Home page for homeschool
► 2 page lesson guide: learning focus, skills, prep, and goals for ages 3 to 5
Pages in US Letter size (8.5 x 11 inches). For A4 paper, choose Fit to Page when printing.
WHY TEACHERS LOVE IT
A suggested five day plan that bends to any routine: skip, repeat, or mix the pages with what you already have.
Bold, ink-saving worksheets with picture directions, so children know what to do.
Color math centers for small groups, plus a check-in and a certificate to close the week.
✥ PERFECT FOR
◆ Preschool and pre-k classrooms
◆ Homeschool
◆ Daycare and childcare
◆ Math centers and morning tubs
◆ Small groups
◆ Kindergarten readiness
◆ Intervention and RTI
◆ Early finishers
★ SKILLS PRACTICED
◆ Zero means none: telling that an empty set has 0 and choosing which group is empty
◆ Number recognition: the numeral 0, the word zero, and the empty set together
◆ Number formation: the strokes for 0 with starting dots and arrows
◆ Number order: finding 0 on the number line and naming the number after it
◆ Visual discrimination: finding every 0 among other numbers
◆ Fine motor strength: coloring, tracing, cutting, and dabbing
✥ SAVE BIG WITH THE NUMBER OF THE WEEK BUNDLE
Get all 11 weeks, numbers 0 to 10, plus the bonus portfolio kit in one bundle: CLICK HERE
TERMS
© Teacher Natalie - iLovePreK. For personal use only: classroom, childcare/daycare, and homeschool use with your own children or students. One purchase covers one home or one single classroom; please do not post the files online. Schools with 5 or more teachers can write to [email protected] for a multi classroom coupon.
