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Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers
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Make place value fun, visual, and hands-on with these spring-themed Butterfly Place Value Mats! Perfect for small group instruction, warm-ups, math centers, or independent practice, these mats help students build a strong understanding of teen numbers by composing and decomposing tens and ones in a playful, engaging format.

This refreshed resource now includes 15 mats:

  • 5 Butterfly Mats with outlined squares to model ones and tens blocks
  • 5 Numbered Mats with squares labeled 1–10 on wings and body for structured counting
  • 5 Blank Butterfly Mats with no squares – perfect for open-ended exploration and drawing their own blocks!

Use them with place value blocks, linking cubes, dry-erase markers, or as part of your math toolkit to encourage flexible thinking and smooth the transition from concrete materials to mental strategies.

Ways to use these mats:

  • Build numbers to 20 (or beyond with multiple mats!)
  • Practice trading ones for tens visually
  • Create a small-group math kit using bins, tubs, or drawers filled with common manipulatives and these visual aids
  • Use for warm-ups, exit tickets, or targeted interventions

Why teachers love our Math Kit Play Mats:

  • Supports visual learners
  • Encourages playful, open-ended math talk
  • Aligns with needs-led, flexible small group teaching
  • Makes abstract number work feel concrete and fun

Save more with the Math Kit Bundle!

This resource is part of Math Kit Bundle 1, where you’ll find even more hands-on tools to build strong number sense. Buying the bundle saves you money and gives you a ready-made toolkit for your math table or intervention area!


Please Note:

This resource is for one classroom use only. If you love it and want to share with a colleague, please direct them to my store to grab their own copy!

Don’t forget to follow my store for more playful, visual math resources and updates on new product releases, bundles, and special offers.


Start building your math kit ready for fun math in the classroom!

Click here to return to my store home page

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Spring Place Value Butterfly Mats – Visual, Playful Math for Teen Numbers

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Description

Make place value fun, visual, and hands-on with these spring-themed Butterfly Place Value Mats! Perfect for small group instruction, warm-ups, math centers, or independent practice, these mats help students build a strong understanding of teen numbers by composing and decomposing tens and ones in a playful, engaging format.

This refreshed resource now includes 15 mats:

  • 5 Butterfly Mats with outlined squares to model ones and tens blocks
  • 5 Numbered Mats with squares labeled 1–10 on wings and body for structured counting
  • 5 Blank Butterfly Mats with no squares – perfect for open-ended exploration and drawing their own blocks!

Use them with place value blocks, linking cubes, dry-erase markers, or as part of your math toolkit to encourage flexible thinking and smooth the transition from concrete materials to mental strategies.

Ways to use these mats:

  • Build numbers to 20 (or beyond with multiple mats!)
  • Practice trading ones for tens visually
  • Create a small-group math kit using bins, tubs, or drawers filled with common manipulatives and these visual aids
  • Use for warm-ups, exit tickets, or targeted interventions

Why teachers love our Math Kit Play Mats:

  • Supports visual learners
  • Encourages playful, open-ended math talk
  • Aligns with needs-led, flexible small group teaching
  • Makes abstract number work feel concrete and fun

Save more with the Math Kit Bundle!

This resource is part of Math Kit Bundle 1, where you’ll find even more hands-on tools to build strong number sense. Buying the bundle saves you money and gives you a ready-made toolkit for your math table or intervention area!


Please Note:

This resource is for one classroom use only. If you love it and want to share with a colleague, please direct them to my store to grab their own copy!

Don’t forget to follow my store for more playful, visual math resources and updates on new product releases, bundles, and special offers.


Start building your math kit ready for fun math in the classroom!

Click here to return to my store home page

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.
Count to answer “how many?” questions about as many as 20 things arranged in a line, a rectangular array, or a circle, or as many as 10 things in a scattered configuration; given a number from 1-20, count out that many objects.
Compose and decompose numbers from 11 to 19 into ten ones and some further ones, e.g., by using objects or drawings, and record each composition or decomposition by a drawing or equation (e.g., 18 = 10 + 8); understand that these numbers are composed of ten ones and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
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