Description
This kindergarten math game is a perfect resource for math centers and guided math groups. Your students will love comparing two numbers to decide which is greater. It's also great for Preschool or Pre-k students who are ready for this skill.
In this exciting game, called My Pirate Has More, each student must draw a card, recognize the numeral or ten frame (choose your version), and identify which number is greater. The student with the greater number gets to collect a treasure chest. The student with the most treasure chests at the end of the game wins! You may also have your students fill out recording sheets to show you their learning
**This game is so fun that my students cry if they don't get to play it!**
Two versions are included:
-numerals 10-20 – students read numerals and tell which is greater
-ten frames – students use ten frames to tell which teen number is greater
Three optional recording sheets included:
-write the numbers on the lines. In the circle, write <, >, or =.
- write the numbers. Circle the number that is greater.
-complete the sentence: __ is greater than __
How to play:
• Number Cards are placed face-down (if printed on cardstock) or in a paper bag (if printed on plain paper.)
• Each player chooses a pirate to be their Game Piece.
• Each player draws a Number Card. The student with the greater number gets to take one Treasure Chest to put with their Game Piece. In order to get the Treasure Chest, the student must say a complete sentence (“17 is greater than 13.”)
• The Number Cards are then discarded.
• If the numbers are equal, nobody gets a Treasure Chest.
• Once all Number Cards have been used, players count their Treasure Chests. The player with the most wins and gets to yell “My pirate has more!”
• Optional: Students fill out one of the recording sheets as they play.
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My goal is for every project to include everything you need. Email me at foreverinprimarywithering@gmail.com
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Numbers to 10 – “Treasure Hunt”
Numbers to 10 – “Grant Me a Wish”
Teen numbers - "Build Me a Tower"
Teen numbers - "Escape from Oz"
Teen numbers - "Treasure Hunt"
Numbers to 10, finding one more – “Mermaid Island”
Comparing numbers to 10 – “My Pirate Has More”
Comparing numbers to 10 – “Make Them Equal”
Comparing teen numbers – “My Pirate Has More”
Comparing numbers to 100 – “My Pirate Has More”
Addition to 5 and addition to 10 – “Escape from Wonderland”
Subtraction to 5 and subtraction to 10 - "Escape from Oz"
Addition and Subtraction - "Dino Stomp"
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Comparing Teen Numbers Math Game * Comparing Numbers 10-20 Math Center
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Description
This kindergarten math game is a perfect resource for math centers and guided math groups. Your students will love comparing two numbers to decide which is greater. It's also great for Preschool or Pre-k students who are ready for this skill.
In this exciting game, called My Pirate Has More, each student must draw a card, recognize the numeral or ten frame (choose your version), and identify which number is greater. The student with the greater number gets to collect a treasure chest. The student with the most treasure chests at the end of the game wins! You may also have your students fill out recording sheets to show you their learning
**This game is so fun that my students cry if they don't get to play it!**
Two versions are included:
-numerals 10-20 – students read numerals and tell which is greater
-ten frames – students use ten frames to tell which teen number is greater
Three optional recording sheets included:
-write the numbers on the lines. In the circle, write <, >, or =.
- write the numbers. Circle the number that is greater.
-complete the sentence: __ is greater than __
How to play:
• Number Cards are placed face-down (if printed on cardstock) or in a paper bag (if printed on plain paper.)
• Each player chooses a pirate to be their Game Piece.
• Each player draws a Number Card. The student with the greater number gets to take one Treasure Chest to put with their Game Piece. In order to get the Treasure Chest, the student must say a complete sentence (“17 is greater than 13.”)
• The Number Cards are then discarded.
• If the numbers are equal, nobody gets a Treasure Chest.
• Once all Number Cards have been used, players count their Treasure Chests. The player with the most wins and gets to yell “My pirate has more!”
• Optional: Students fill out one of the recording sheets as they play.
Something more you’re looking for?
My goal is for every project to include everything you need. Email me at foreverinprimarywithering@gmail.com
Want more math games your students will LOVE?
Numbers to 10 – “Build Me a Tower”
Numbers to 10 – “Mermaid Island”
Numbers to 10 – “Escape from Oz”
Numbers to 10 - "Escape from Wonderland"
Numbers to 10 – “Gumballs Everywhere”
Numbers to 10 – “Treasure Hunt”
Numbers to 10 – “Grant Me a Wish”
Teen numbers - "Build Me a Tower"
Teen numbers - "Escape from Oz"
Teen numbers - "Treasure Hunt"
Numbers to 10, finding one more – “Mermaid Island”
Comparing numbers to 10 – “My Pirate Has More”
Comparing numbers to 10 – “Make Them Equal”
Comparing teen numbers – “My Pirate Has More”
Comparing numbers to 100 – “My Pirate Has More”
Addition to 5 and addition to 10 – “Escape from Wonderland”
Subtraction to 5 and subtraction to 10 - "Escape from Oz"
Addition and Subtraction - "Dino Stomp"
Looking for ELA products?
Click HERE for my line of sight word readers
