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Engage your students in understanding how to recognize, compose and decompose numbers to 20 with this fun partner math game kindergarten printable!This game includes both color and black and white versions of cards showing the math models of ten frames, double ten frames and base ten blocks that represent numbers 0 to 20.  These models also help students build a clear understanding of teen numbers as “ten and some more.”  In this game, students draw a card, determine the amount, and “claim” the

This engaging activity is perfect to give students practice on all things teen numbers: writing numeral 11-19, matching “ten and some more” teen number equations to visual models, and finding written sum of teen number equations! How to play:In partners, students determine who will be Partner A and who will be Partner B and choose their side of the recording sheet.  Equation and double ten frames cards are put face down.  Partners take turns drawing a card, determining the teen numeral that matc

28 weeks (and growing!) of number sense routines! You can access all of them now by signing up for the FREE EDVOLUTIONARY Hub (instructions inside this download!) but you get a deal because we are slowly getting them uploaded to Teachers Pay Teachers! The price goes up every time we add a set. When fully built out, will break down to $2.50/week.

We want our kindergarten students to be able to count out numbers to 20, but we also want them to start developing the understanding of teen numbers as “ten and some more.”   This simple Montessori math inspired activity is a great way for students to test their own understanding of how to compose teen numbers and the numerals that represent them.  In this activity, students draw a numeral card, use the beads to make the teen number shown on the card, and then flip over the numeral card to see t

These 8 hands on activities are perfect for math centers, small groups, homeschool, or even first grade intervention.  Copyright EDVOLUTIONARY All rights reserved by author Permission to copy for single classroom use only.

Take your students' understanding of Teen Numbers to the next level with this activity designed to show how teen numbers are made up of “ten and some more” with math model images (double ten frames, base ten blocks, Montessori beads) and equations (ie. 10 + 4 = 14)! In this activity, students lay out the equation cards in order from 10 + 0 to 10 +10, and then draw math model cards and sort them based on which equation they represent.   At the end, students flip over the card to see if they match

Get this bundle FREE by checking out the link in our Week 1 Freebie! Give students the engaging practice they need to master number recognition, one to one correspondence, and number writing from the beginning of the school year with this no-prep, daily math slide routine!Have you ever experienced one of these problems? Your math curriculum moves on too fast and students aren’t mastering key skillsYour students are bored by the same kind of repetitive practiceYou feel like you have to spend tons

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Subitizing numbers rather than counting one by one is one of those skills that just takes lots of repetition– so why not give your kindergarten students a variety of engaging games like this one to practice? This math center printable game uses ten frames to help students see numbers from 6-10 as “five and some more” helping them move from counting one by one to subitizing. How to play:In this game, students draw a numeral card, then hunt for the matching ten frame on the board to place their to

Try 6 weeks of the routine FREE! Details inside our Week 1 Freebie. Welcome to Week 7: Subitizing Ten Frames of our Kindergarten and First Grade Whiteboard Routine! This routine is a game changer if you want a predictable, engaging, and no-prep way to ensure your Kindergarten and First Grade students learn all critical math skills (based on Common Core Standards) . It's part of a 28 week (and growing!) progression of K/1 skills (1st grade teachers- start at week 5 for back to school revie

Kindergarten, first grade, or even second grade students struggling to understand how to compose teen numbers? Try this Montessori math inspired activity to help them build a clear picture of how teen numbers are composed in our base ten place value system and make sure teen numbers are never confusing or cumbersome to teach again! Interested in related skills?  We recommend checking out our Teen Numbers hands-on activity bundle for a deal!We used to teach kindergarteners place value with all th

Get Set 1 FREE by checking out the link in our Week 1 Freebie! Give students the engaging practice they need to master number recognition, subitizing, and number writing from the beginning of the school year with this no-prep, daily math slide routine!Have you ever experienced one of these problems? Your math curriculum moves on too fast and students aren’t mastering key skillsYour students are bored by the same kind of repetitive practiceYou feel like you have to spend tons of energy making ma

Want to help your kindergarten students master number recognition, one to one correspondence and number writing to 10 in an engaging, effective way? These 8 hands on activities are perfect for math centers, small groups, homeschool, or even first grade intervention.  When you buy this bundle, you get each activity for $1 plus an option for 3 more bonus resources for intervention, differentiated practice and assessment! Here's what you'll get in this downloadable PDF for every activity:  PDF

Try 6 weeks of the routine FREE! Details inside our Week 1 Freebie. Welcome to Week 11: Subitzing with Tally Marks of our Kindergarten and First Grade Whiteboard Routine! This routine is a game changer if you want a predictable, engaging, and no-prep way to ensure your Kindergarten and First Grade students learn all critical math skills (based on Common Core Standards) . It's part of a 28 week (and growing!) progression of K/1 skills (1st grade teachers- start at week 5 for back to school

Try 6 weeks of the routine FREE! Details inside our Week 1 Freebie. Welcome to Week 8: Doubles with Ten Frames of our Kindergarten and First Grade Whiteboard Routine! This routine is a game changer if you want a predictable, engaging, and no-prep way to ensure your Kindergarten and First Grade students learn all critical math skills (based on Common Core Standards) . It's part of a 28 week (and growing!) progression of K/1 skills (1st grade teachers- start at week 5 for back to school rev

Number writing practice that also gives practice recognizing different math models for teen numbers?  YES, PLEASE!This engaging number tracing and writing activity will help students master writing numbers to 20 while also getting practice seeing quantities represented as double ten frames and base ten blocks. How to play:In this activity, students flip over a model card, determine the teen quantity shown by the double ten frame or base ten blocks, then find the teen number that matches and tra

Number writing practice that sets a foundation for composing and decomposing numbers? Great idea! This engaging number writing activity will help students master writing numbers to 10 while also getting practice seeing numbers break into two parts-- red and gold that show how numbers can be composed by or decomposed into smaller numbers. Interested in related skills?  We recommend checking out our Numbers 0 to 10 hands-on activity bundle for a deal!Here's what you'll get in this downloadable

Subitizing numbers rather than counting one by one is one of those skills that just takes lots of repetition– so why not gives students a variety of engaging games like this one to practice? This math center printable game uses two different configurations on ten frames, tally marks, and finger combinations to help students see numbers from 6-10 as “five and some more” helping them move from counting one by one to subitizing. How to play:This game is played like the classic game of GO FISH with

Give your students engaging number recognition practice with this fun kindergarten math game printable for 2-3 players!   The dots on the cards build the foundation for subitizing even and odd patterns of dots on ten frames, and students who don’t yet know the numeral names can count or subitize to practice! Interested in related skills?  We recommend checking out our Numbers 0 to 10 hands-on activity bundle for a deal!Here's what you'll get in this downloadable PDF:  PDF lesson plan for how to

Get this week (and 5 more) FREE here! Welcome to Week 3: Intro to Numbers 6-9 of our Kindergarten and First Grade Whiteboard Routine! This routine is a game changer if you want a predictable, engaging, and no-prep way to ensure your Kindergarten and First Grade students learn all critical math skills (based on Common Core Standards) . It's part of a 28 week (and growing!) progression of K/1 skills (1st grade teachers- start at week 5 for back to school review!). *Scroll down to see other