Number cards are useful for counting, for matching, for all sorts of games - so it is intention to bring you quite a few! At present we've got these delightful teddy bear number cards but we have more coming soon. Just a few ideas for using our number cards: Print out 4 sets and play snap, pig, or other card games which don't need the royal cards. Give the child a card and a pile of buttons or other small objects and ask him or her to count the correct number to match the card Make a simple game by asking the child to suggest a physical activity - like "touch my toes" or "jump" - and then turn over the top card from a stack. He or she then does the activity the number of times on the card. Some of these cards can be cut out as outlines too. Make them into badges and pin them onto children, ensuring that they know their number. Then, when you clap your hands, ask them to get themselves into a line in the right order and count off, as quickly as they can. Hide the cards around the house or garden and send the children off on a treasure hunt. Add up the total on the cards each child collects and hand out a small prize for the person with the biggest number and a consolation prize to everyone else. Place the cards in prominent positions around the room. Ask the children to listen very carefully while you clap and then run to the right spot.