Bridges Kindergarten Supplements

Bridges Practice Book Blacklines

Activities and worksheets designed to provide additional skill review, informal pencil-and-paper assessment, preparation for standardized testing, and differentiated instruction. Includes student pages, answer keys, and a complete listing of the student pages grouped by skill.
Kindergarten Practice Book (01/10)
Kindergarten Practice Book (Spanish Student Pages) (05/11)
Note: Student pages also available as consumable book (English only). View product page >

Supplemental Lessons and Activities

Collection of free activities and worksheets may be used as optional or complementary materials. For CCSS compilations, please see the CCSS Standards Web page. (Note that Spanish translations of student pages are available for the CCSS supplements).

Number & Operations
A1 Counting on the Number Line  (07/09)
A2 Fractions  (07/09)
A4 Addition & Subtraction  (03/10)
A6 One Dot, Many Dots  and A6 Oct Calendar Markers (05/10)

Algebra
B1 Patterns (07/09)

Geometry
C1 3-D Shapes  (07/09)
C2 Locations  (07/09)
C3 Flying Butterflies  and C3 November Calendar Markers (05/10)
C4 Teddy Bear & Box  and C4 December Calendar Markers (05/10)
C5 Growing Shapes  and C5 January Calendar Markers (05/10)
C6 3-D Shapes in the World  and C6 February Calendar Markers (05/10)

Measurement
D1 Length  (07/09)
D2 Weight  (07/09)
D3 Capacity  (07/09)
D4 Area  (07/09)
D5 Temperature  (07/09)
D6 Duration  (07/09)
D7 Coins  and D7 March Calendar Markers (05/10)
D8 Measuring Tools  and D8 April Calendar Markers (12/10)
D9 Morning, Noon, and Night  and D9 May Calendar Markers (05/10)

Supplemental Children's Literature

Visit MLC's Virtual Bookshelf to find recommendations for additional resources related to math skills and concepts as well as the themes highlighted in the Bridges curriculum.
Sea Creatures Theme
Frogs Theme

Tips for Downloading and Printing PDFs

Downloading – Some files are quite large and may take several minutes to download. Please be patient when downloading the file into your browser window. Another option is to right-click on the file link to download the PDF file directly to your desktop or computer. This allows for better monitoring of the download process.

Checking the Version – After downloading and opening a PDF file, check the file version date in the lower right-hand corner of the cover page. Look for a 5 digit code that pertains to the month and year. (P0309 is a print date of 03/09 or March 2009.)

Printing – When printing a PDF, be sure that print scaling is set to "None." This will ensure that activities containing measurement items print in the correct dimensions.

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