In this math learning exercise, students draw a line to match the number of mice to the same number of pieces of cheese. The numbers range from one to four.

In this printing worksheet, learners trace the lowercase letter M. Students also color a small cartoon and read the sentence, "m is for mouse."

In this math worksheet, students decorate the number eight. Students also color in eight cartoon pictures of a smiling cartoon chef.

In this math worksheet, students decorate the number ten. Students also color and cut out 10 smiling cartoon clovers and the number ten.

In this printing activity, students trace the lowercase letter F. Students also color a small cartoon and read the sentence, "f is for frog.

In this language arts worksheet, students play a game in order to learn words that describe location. Students move a picture of a hen according to six different captions.

In this language arts learning exercise, learners read a book called Read to Your Bunny. Students identify the places on the learning exercise that were not mentioned in the story.

In this language arts worksheet, students read a story called Have You Seen My Duckling? Students listen to the names of the places the duckling was hiding and identify the corresponding page numbers.

For this language arts worksheet, students read a story called The Doorbell Rang. Students cut out 12 cookies and paste them under each character's picture so that each character gets an equal share.

In this language arts activity, students read a story called Eating the Alphabet. Students use a chart to record the date that they ate different fruits and vegetables.

In this language arts instructional activity, students read a story called Feast for Ten. Students use a picture checklist to find the corresponding page from the book and count the number of objects.

In this language arts worksheet, students read a story called Fish Eyes. Students cut out little fish and add one to each picture. Then, students count the new total in each picture.

Kindergartners respond to the events in My First Kwanzaa Book by completing an activity at home with a parent. After cutting out six labeled picture cards, they arrange them in the order in which they appeared in the book.

In this math worksheet, students draw a line to match numerical numbers to their corresponding number of leaves. The numbers range from one to five.

In this math instructional activity, students color in four cartoon bees. Students may also cut out a large number four and the four bees.

In this math worksheet, students decorate the number nine. Students also color in nine cartoon cats wearing party hats. Students may cut out the illustrations.