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This GO FISH card game develops mental computation skills with the Friends of Ten strategy. Players must match two number cards that add to ten. Players will explore the connection between addition and subtraction as they find matching pairs to equal ten. There are 12 matching pairs.

This GO FISH card game is an EXTENSION of the Friends of Ten mental computation strategy. Players must match two number cards that add to twenty. Players will explore the connection between addition and subtraction as they find matching pairs to equal twenty. There are 22 matching pairs.

This MEMORY card game develops mental computation skills for counting back 1, 2 and 3. Players must match the number sentence with the answer to collect a matching pair. This memory game requires players use counting back strategies to solve a range of simple subtraction problems. There are 18 matching pairs.

This MEMORY card game develops mental computation skills for counting on 1, 2 and 3. Players must match the number sentence with the answer to collect a matching pair. This memory game requires players use the counting on strategy to solve a range of simple addition problems. There are 18 matching pairs.

Looking for a fun way to develop subitizing skills in young children? These cards encourage children to recognise small quantities, up to 6, as being the same or different without counting. Children will develop their fluency of number recognition as they play Snap with others. This printable resource is ideal for math centers in Kindergarten classrooms. Resource includes:- 18 different representations of up to 6 dots -matching numeral cards -easy to follow instructions Please subscribe to my st

Looking for a fun way to develop NUMBER SENSE skills in young children? This resource will encourage children to recognise small quantities, up to 20, on Ten Frames. Children will develop both perceptual and conceptual subitisation skills. In this game of SNAP, children must match a ten frame with a number card. Ten of the cards display two Ten Frames with a structured layout while an additional eight cards display ten frames in a non structured pattern to encourage subitisation skill developmen

Looking for a fun way to develop NUMBER SENSE skills in young children? This resource will encourage children to recognise small quantities, up to 10, on Ten Frames. Children will develop both perceptual and conceptual subitisation skills. In this game of SNAP, children must match a ten frame with a number card. Ten of the cards display Ten Frames with a structured layout while an additional eight cards display ten frames in a non structured pattern to encourage subitisation skill development.