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Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
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Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games
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Description

Do you need some monthly math games that practice number recognition and math facts? This resource may be for you! These Roll & Cover Monthly & Holiday Math Games are an easy prep math activity that helps students to work on Number Recogntion and Addition Math Facts while using a variety of monthly themes.

Resource Prep: Print, laminate and cut all game cards. You can also print game cards back to back to save on paper or cardstock. Directions are also located on each game card.

Resource Includes the Following:

▶Roll & Cover Game Cards One Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month (48 in total.)

▶Roll & Cover Game Cards Two Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month (48 in total)

▶Roll & Cover Game Cards: 96 Game Cards in Total

▶Game Cards have the following themes:

August: Pencils & Crayons

September: Stars & Apples

October: Monsters & Pumpkins

November: Turkeys & Leaves

December: Gingerbread & Trees

January: Snowmen & Penguins

February: Hearts and Presidents

March: Shamrocks & Umbrellas

April: Easter Eggs & Earth Day

May: Flowers & Ladybugs

June: Ice Cream & Butterflies

July: Beach & Fireworks

Resource Description:

Roll & Cover Games One Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month 48 in total. Roll one die and count your dots. Cover the number of dots you rolled with your marker. Two players will need to use two different colors. Covering the most numbers wins!

Roll & Cover Games Two Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month; 48 in total. Roll two die and count your dots. Cover the number of dots you rolled with your marker. Two players will need to use two different colors. Covering the most numbers wins!

Kids have some monthly & holiday math fun while learning their numbers and addition facts!

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Year Long Monthly Roll & Cover Number Recognition & Addition Math Games

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Description

Do you need some monthly math games that practice number recognition and math facts? This resource may be for you! These Roll & Cover Monthly & Holiday Math Games are an easy prep math activity that helps students to work on Number Recogntion and Addition Math Facts while using a variety of monthly themes.

Resource Prep: Print, laminate and cut all game cards. You can also print game cards back to back to save on paper or cardstock. Directions are also located on each game card.

Resource Includes the Following:

▶Roll & Cover Game Cards One Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month (48 in total.)

▶Roll & Cover Game Cards Two Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month (48 in total)

▶Roll & Cover Game Cards: 96 Game Cards in Total

▶Game Cards have the following themes:

August: Pencils & Crayons

September: Stars & Apples

October: Monsters & Pumpkins

November: Turkeys & Leaves

December: Gingerbread & Trees

January: Snowmen & Penguins

February: Hearts and Presidents

March: Shamrocks & Umbrellas

April: Easter Eggs & Earth Day

May: Flowers & Ladybugs

June: Ice Cream & Butterflies

July: Beach & Fireworks

Resource Description:

Roll & Cover Games One Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month 48 in total. Roll one die and count your dots. Cover the number of dots you rolled with your marker. Two players will need to use two different colors. Covering the most numbers wins!

Roll & Cover Games Two Dice Roll: 4 game cards for each month; 48 in total. Roll two die and count your dots. Cover the number of dots you rolled with your marker. Two players will need to use two different colors. Covering the most numbers wins!

Kids have some monthly & holiday math fun while learning their numbers and addition facts!

✤ Please check out the preview for this product.

✤ Be sure to follow my store to be alerted of new products. CLICK HERE!

✤ Don’t forget to leave feedback. You will receive TPT credits that can be used on your future purchases!

Related Products:

Seasonal Number Roll Math Games

Seasonal Roll & Cover Math Games

Holiday & Monthly Number Counting Games

Holiday & Monthly Roll & Bump Math Game

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Standards

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Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.
When counting objects, say the number names in the standard order, pairing each object with one and only one number name and each number name with one and only one object.
Understand that the last number name said tells the number of objects counted. The number of objects is the same regardless of their arrangement or the order in which they were counted.
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