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Summer may be right around the corner, but these cute calendar pieces will keep the learning going!
The June pocket chart calendar pieces have three different colored number cards and pictures. Use the different colored number cards to try different pattern sequences: an ABC pattern, ABAB pattern, AABB pattern and other patterns you can make up together. Here’s an example of different patterns using the cards from a past set to give you a few ideas.
The set includes a calendar header for the month of June as well. Time to get your pocket charts and laminators ready and start printing the June pocket chart calendar pieces. {Psst —> Here are some cheaper laminating pouches we use and LOVE!}
Additional Calendar Helps
Here are a few additional printables and helps for you all, including the pocket chart that we use, laminating tips, and additional printables you may like:
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Reader’s Favorite Posts from May 2014
Curious to see what others have been reading this past month? Below is a list of the ten most visited posts for the month of May 2014:
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