How Many Friends Can Play Here?

I made up these cute signs to use in my classroom this year. I plan on putting them around the room so that my students can independently see if there is room for them at a particular activity. I'm hoping that by doing this, it will reduce the number of times I get asked if they can do something. I made signs from 2 children to 8 children in 4 different color options: blue, silver, orange and rainbow. I hope you find them useful. Enjoy the freebie.





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