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Qui a? 61-100 (Who has? - ¿Quién tiene?)
Looking for an engaging way to help your students practice numbers? This interactive activity gets the whole class involved as they work together to go through numbers 61-100. But here’s the twist—the numbers are all mixed up! Students must listen carefully and recognize their number to keep the sequence going. Since the cards feature numbers only (no words), this game can be used in any language, making it perfect for language classes or cross-curricular practice.
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French, Numbers, Spanish
Also included in: Qui a Bundle! (Numbers)
Qui a? 31-69 (Who has? - ¿Quién tiene?)
Looking for an engaging way to help your students practice numbers? This interactive activity gets the whole class involved as they work together to go through numbers 31-69. But here’s the twist—the numbers are all mixed up! Students must listen carefully and recognize their number to keep the sequence going. Since the cards feature numbers only (no words), this game can be used in any language, making it perfect for language classes or cross-curricular practice.
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French, Numbers, Spanish
Also included in: Qui a Bundle! (Numbers)
Qui a? 1-31 (Who has? - ¿Quién tiene?)
Looking for an engaging way to help your students practice numbers? This interactive activity gets the whole class involved as they work together to go through numbers 1–31. But here’s the twist—the numbers are all mixed up! Students must listen carefully and recognize their number to keep the sequence going. Since the cards feature numbers only (no words), this game can be used in any language, making it perfect for language classes or cross-curricular practice.
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French, Numbers, Spanish
Also included in: Qui a Bundle! (Numbers)
Special Education Morning Work
Included in this set are 29 pages of differentiated daily skills practice ideal for students in special education. Many of these pages are meant to be used more than once. You can either print them or laminate for repeated use. You can also use them in a file folder! The first page is ideal for higher ability students and mirrors a job application along with daily schedule practice. PLEASE NOTE: I WOULD LOVE TO ADD TO THIS. PLEASE MESSAGE ME WITH SPECIFIC SKILLS YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE. :) ******
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Numbers, Writing
Also included in: CUSTOM BUNDLE FOR KATE P.
Blank Number Lines Clipart
This set of Blank Number Lines is perfect for your math creations! Don't worry about creating your own number lines anymore! You can layer numbers on top of these if you need a custom line OR you can check out Pre-Numbered Number Lines, which go from 0-30 as well. INCLUDED IMAGES (14):Each number line has 2 starting styles (closed and open / straight mark and arrow) and comes in the following increments: 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 This clipart/graphic set is a collection of high quality PNG files
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Numbers
Also included in: LIFETIME Math Clipart BUNDLE - Outlined
Substitute Teach Small Group Mental Math Activity Game First Week Day of School
Looking for engaging games or math small group activities? These One Minute Mental Math Games are the perfect way to teach from bell to bell every day! Use them as math substitute teacher activities or first week/day of school activities. You might just transform your classroom in just one minute per day! Be done with downtime in your classroom FOREVER!⭐️⭐️⭐️ And best of all NO PREP! JUST PRINT AND PLAY! ⭐️⭐️⭐️We all know that unstructured time can take your classroom from calm to crazy-town
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Math, Mental Math, Numbers
J'AI... QUI A...? game on NUMBERS / 1 to 99 in French / I HAVE WHO HAS / NO PREP
This is a " I have... Who has?" game (jeu de J'ai... qui a...?" on numbers from 1 to 99 in French (1 or 2 digits). I originally designed it for beginners in French as a foreign language but it can also be used with other types of students. Please note that I am a French native speaker. There are 24 pages (US-letter size) in this resource: 4 pages with 31 cards in total with numbers only4 pages with 31 cards in total each with numbers and words (number/word)4 more pages with 31 cards with the
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French, Numbers
J'AI... QUI A...? game on 3-DIGIT NUMBERS in French / I HAVE WHO HAS / NO PREP
This is a " I have... Who has?" game (jeu de J'ai... qui a...?" on 3-digit numbers in French: numbers with 3 figures, from 100 to 999. I originally designed it for beginners in French as a foreign language but it can also be used with other types of students. Please note that I am a French native speaker. There are 24 pages (US-letter size) in this resource: 4 pages with 31 cards in total with numbers only4 pages with 31 cards in total each with numbers and words (number/word)4 more pages wi
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French, Numbers
Base Ten Blocks Clip Art {Math Center Manipulatives}
This set of 40 PNG file base ten blocks will help get your kiddos excited about math or help you create engaging TPT seller products!
There are an infinite amount of uses for base ten blocks in the classroom, from counting, to place value, or basic operation practice. They are also great for creating math center activities or can serve as hands on manipulatives for all the learners in your class.
Once purchased, clip art can be used for personal or commercial purposes. Kindly refer to our Te
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Math, Numbers
Hedgehog Holding Number 1 to 20 clipart - Charlotte's Class
Hedgehog Holding Number 1 to 20 clipartIncluded in this Product :hedgehog holding number 1 to 2020 color images (Don't have BW)packed in a zipped folderpng format with transparent backgroundhigh resolution at 300 dpiIf you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at Email me at nichad.studio@gmail.comFollow me on Instagram (@nicha.d_studio)Follow me on Facebook (Charlotte's Class)Original hand drawn by @Charlotte's ClassPlease read my Terms Of Use here Follow Charlotte's Class o
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Numbers
Numéros - J'a...Qui a?
Il y a 32 cartes. Si vous avez plus d'élèves, vous pouvez les mettre en pairs. Si vous n'en avez pas assez, un élève peut avoir 2 cartes. Pour jouer plusieurs fois, il est conseillé d'imprimer les cartes sur du papier cartonné et de laminer. Chaque élève reçoit une carte. La première personne est celle qui a la carte "Je commence". Elle lit ou décrit son image. La deuxième personne est celle qui entend la description de son image. Le jeu continue jusqu'à la dernière personne qui a la carte "J'a
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Arithmetic, French, Numbers
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