Description
I Have...Who Has...Making Numbers 1-50
Help students learn to see numbers 1-50 as groups of 10's and 1's with this I have...Who has... game. Each card has a picture of a number using 10's and 1's blocks. The game also has a clue prompting to the next number (including both the number and written name). The game ends back with the student that it started with.
Included:
*28 Colored Game Cards
*Each Card has a base 10 block pictures, numerical number, and written number
*Card loops back to the beginning student
*No Prep...print and go!
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Help students learn to see numbers 1-50 as groups of 10's and 1's with this I have...Who has... game. Each card has a picture of a number using 10's and 1's blocks. The game also has a clue prompting to the next number (including both the number and written name). The game ends back with the student that it started with.
Included:
*28 Colored Game Cards
*Each Card has a base 10 block pictures, numerical number, and written number
*Card loops back to the beginning student
*No Prep...print and go!
You Might Also Like:
I Have...Who Has...Telling Time
I Have...Who Has...Counting Change Bundle
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K - 2nd
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Standards
CCSS1.NBT.B.2
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Description
I Have...Who Has...Making Numbers 1-50
Help students learn to see numbers 1-50 as groups of 10's and 1's with this I have...Who has... game. Each card has a picture of a number using 10's and 1's blocks. The game also has a clue prompting to the next number (including both the number and written name). The game ends back with the student that it started with.
Included:
*28 Colored Game Cards
*Each Card has a base 10 block pictures, numerical number, and written number
*Card loops back to the beginning student
*No Prep...print and go!
You Might Also Like:
I Have...Who Has...Telling Time
I Have...Who Has...Counting Change Bundle
Connect with Loving What You Do
Be sure to follow my TpT store by clicking on the red ‘follow me’ next to my seller picture to receive notifications of new products and upcoming sales.
Loving What You Do Blog
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Help students learn to see numbers 1-50 as groups of 10's and 1's with this I have...Who has... game. Each card has a picture of a number using 10's and 1's blocks. The game also has a clue prompting to the next number (including both the number and written name). The game ends back with the student that it started with.
Included:
*28 Colored Game Cards
*Each Card has a base 10 block pictures, numerical number, and written number
*Card loops back to the beginning student
*No Prep...print and go!
You Might Also Like:
I Have...Who Has...Telling Time
I Have...Who Has...Counting Change Bundle
Connect with Loving What You Do
Be sure to follow my TpT store by clicking on the red ‘follow me’ next to my seller picture to receive notifications of new products and upcoming sales.
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Love this as a math warm up!
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Standards
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CCSS1.NBT.B.2
Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number represent amounts of tens and ones. Understand the following as special cases:
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