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Mini Muffin Match Up
Includes:
• Sorting muffin pan
• 60 Mini muffin counters (6 colors,
10 of each color)
• 2 Foam dice (1 color, 1 number)
• Squeezy Tweezers
• 12 Double-sided sorting discs
Pick a muffin, sort it out, so many ways to
play—get fine-motor skills the mini muffin
way! Oven-fresh Mini Muffin Match Up
presents a decadent assortment of matching,
counting and color activities with baking-
themed pieces that will stir up an appetite for
learning in children everywhere. Sort muffins
in the pan, remove them with the Squeezy
Tweezers, mix and match them in a row...
there's a gourmet lesson in every batch of
play!
Note: Before beginning the activities, give
children plenty of free exploration time to play
with the muffin pan, mini muffin counters,
and Squeezy Tweezers to ensure familiarity
with the pieces.
CCSS Alignment:
The activities in this guide target the following
Common Core State Standards for Math in
Kindergarten:
• Counting and Cardinality: K.CC.B.4,
K.CC.B.5, K.CC.C.6, K.CC.C.7
• Operations and Algebraic Thinking:
K.OA.A.1, K.OA.A.2, K.OA.A.4
• Measurement and Data: K.MD.B.3
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A Math Activity Set
Mini Muffin Match Up also meets Common
Core State Standards for Math in First and
Second Grade. Visit our website to learn more!
Suggested Activities:
Sorting and Matching
Place the sorting discs in the bottom of the
muffin-pan cups. Have children look into the
different sections (cups) and sort the muffin
counters into the correct muffin cups.
Match Me
Place all the mini muffin counters into the
muffin pan. Pick one of the muffins out of
the muffin pan. Ask children to find a muffin
that is a perfect match for the muffin that
was picked out. Children can remove the new
muffin with the tweezers or their hands. Line
up the muffins next to each other to make
sure a match was found. Repeat this activity
using different color muffins.
One of These Muffins Just Doesn't Belong
Place all the mini muffin counters into the
muffin pan. Pick out three muffins that are
the same color. Then, find one more mini
muffin that is a different color. Set out the
four muffins in a row and have children find
the one that is different and tell you why it is
different.
Count Your Colors
Place all the mini muffin counters in the
muffin pan. Roll the number cube or say a
LER 5556
Ages
Grades
PreK +
3 +
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