WHAT IS SUBITIZING? Subitizing is not a term that we use often, but it is an important mathematical concept that can greatly benefit student
Subitizing, being able to quickly identify the amount of objects in a group, is a very important skill for early learners.
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Number sense is CRITICAL in the younger grades. It is so important for my students to be able to understand what numbers mean and their relationship to one another. Once they have a solid number sense they can then build upon their mathematical skills both inside and outside of the classroom. I have a […]
A range of resources and games for building children's early number sense with small quantities and developing conceptual understanding.
Subitizing, being able to quickly identify the amount of objects in a group, is a very important skill for early learners.
3 Math Routines to Build Number Sense - Discover 3 strategies that you can instantly use in your classroom to support number sense and place value.
Teaching fractions with hands-on manipulatives and activities helps students develop a conceptual understanding that will endure.
Looking for hands-on printable number sense activities that you can use in your math centers or guided math groups? These math activities build number sense and cover things like counting, composing and decomposing numbers, reading and writing numbers, ten frames, number bonds and place value to just name a few!
5 Hands-On Activities for Teaching Fractions that your Students will LOVE!
Subitizing is the ability to quickly identify the number of items in a small set without counting. To do this effectively students are required to “see” collections or groups as oppose…
Tons of number sense activities and lessons for the kindergarten and first grade classroom. These games provide meaningful practice to develop number sense.
Learn how to use interactive number lines in your classroom to teach whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
These fun and free Subitizing Math Clip Cards for Pre-K & Kindergarten will help your students build subitizing skills and number sense!
BOOM! Sink the ships in this free printable, Hundreds Chart Battleship math game to help kindergarteners counting with 100s chart.
Grab a TON of FREE Math Mania Games to strengthen your students' addition & subtraction! Snag easy printable math games for 1st & 2nd grade!
IDEA #1: King and Queen of Measuring This is so cool! There are many ways to present this to meet specific ages. I love the idea of the crowns and even doing non-standard measuring! For more details go to: Deceptively Educational IDEA #2: Measuring Playdough Worms Any math that involves playdough is a winner in […]
This game is fun and can literally be played with any subject or concept from preschool all the way up to high school! Download this 'I Have, Who Has' game!
Use hands-on and engaging activities with math manipulatives to reinforce one-to-one correspondence skills, number formation, counting and more!
Use this free printable preschool and kindergarten Missing Number Math Activity to practice number recognition and sequencing for 0 to 20.
WHAT IS SUBITIZING? Subitizing is not a term that we use often, but it is an important mathematical concept that can greatly benefit student
Building a strong foundation of early math skills is essential to your child's academic success as they progress through their school years and
Learn how to use interactive number lines in your classroom to teach whole numbers, fractions, and decimals.
The Kindergarten Math Unit 2 set is here, and it's filled with fun number 11-20 games and worksheets. No prep printables and fantastic Math Centers.
As math teachers of littles we know our students need hands-on concrete experiences as mathematicians. Being able to quickly solve an addition or subtraction problem only comes after dozens of hand…
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Free numeracy resources for classrooms, teachers and parents. Included will be printable games and activities.
You are going to love these adorable Free Tree Play Dough Number Mats Counting 1 to 10! I love using play dough number mats to practice counting skills. Counting mats for preschoolers are incredibly versatile and are a great way to introduce the skill of counting or to reinforce counting skills with older children. Your child will love practicing counting and decorating the tree with play dough apples, lemons, flowers, leaves, or whatever else their imagination can dream up!
Successful early experiences in math have a powerful effect in how your child develops their mathematical thinking, a important skill to master for use in their everyday lives. Our math printable worksheets will help your young child learn their numbers, shapes and other basic math skills.
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15 FREE place value puzzles for grades K-2 to practice recognizing different forms of 3-digit numbers & build number sense and understand place value.
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“Farkle!” is an extra fun way to practice number sense and place value skills with intermediate students. They’ll practice adding large numbers and fine tune their computation skills without knowing it! 🙂 I’ve used this in the classroom as for my early finishers, as a sub activity, and even in a math summer camp! I ... Read More about Farkle! Fun
Printing, Identifying, and making numbers will continue to be my focus. Here are some activities I will be doing this upcoming week. I always include MORE than just my six tables, but that allows for me to change out a station that the students are getting bored with or that may not challenge them. I found this a while ago, I believe on TPT, but I can't find it now, a cute game and they match numbers to a ten frame set. I was hoping with the Google Drive update, I would be able to turn a picture, but not yet, so sorry about the sideway pictures. :) Anyway, this is Roll a Number. The students roll a number and write it starting at the bottom and form a graph of the frequency of rolled numbers. In this center I can monitor how the children are forming their numbers and I can reinforce graphing concepts. A simple little mat with a number, the students just show the set with a manipulative. I found this on Heidi Songs website, they cost, but the numbers go through 30 and the students really love doing this. I found this somewhere, I can not take credit for it. I remember it was with a little old lady roll and cover up games. Here is a scanned copy of this game. BUMP is the name and it takes two players with two sticks of ten unifix cubes and die with the numbers 1-6 (bought these at a craft store) The children roll a number and cover that number. The second child rolls a number and uses a different color cube to cover his/her number. Back to the first friends turn, if they roll the number the friend covered up, they can BUMP them off, if they roll the same number that already has their piece on, they can attach another and "lock" that number as their own. The person with the most unifix cubes on the board is the winner. This is an old Math Their Way activity. It is several numbers dotted on a card. The children trace over with a dry erase marker. It would be easy to make and just laminate. I have found a magic eraser is much easier to clean the boards. This game was a favorite of mine last year. I found it on TPT for teen numbers. I made my own 20-30 game, and now I made the 0-10 game. I can't wait to try it with the kids! And here is another quick game I found on Heidi song blog. I usually start this with only number 0-5. I have the students place those numbers in order and then match the set to the number. I will add additional numbers as the students are ready. This is just a great game I will keep handy when I have a parent helper in the room. It is called Shape Adventure and I bought it from Carson Dellosa. That should do it for the week! Here is the link a good SMART board lesson I will use this week. It is simple, but a great independent one. Until next week . . . . . . .
Reinforce 1:1 correspondence counting skills, number formations and number sense with these 6 hands-on and engaging math centers. Use different math manipulatives and strategies to reinforce number sequence for 0-10. Use these number activities during guided groups or for independent practice. What is included: → 3 Color and Count activity pages and 1 sticker page → 2 Trace and Count activity pages → Counting Bears work mats for numbers 0-10 → Counting Cubes work mats for numbers 0-10 → Clothespin Counting work mats for numbers 1-10 → Link Counting cards for numbers 0-10 ⇒ Take a look at my preview and video preview for pictures of these centers in action! ⇒ A French version of the activities is also included! Stay Connected: ♥ Follow my store to see when I upload new items: Creative Kindergarten ♥ Follow me on Instagram ♥ Like me on Facebook ♥ Follow my Blog ♥ Take a look at my Pinterest Take a look at some of my other products: Ten Sensory Bin Number Sense Sets 3 Kindergarten Number Activities Fine Motor Skills Activity Pack
Help children learn to recognize numbers through 20 with this free printable number fluency math printable for preschool and kindergarten.
