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This is a fun math bingo game to build number sense and learn place value with two-digit numbers up to 50. Your students will practice recognizing numbers modeled with base ten blocks (tens and one) and matching them to the written numbers. This activity also builds understanding of tens and ones. The game runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the the cards! (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES24 place value Bingo cards

This is a fun math bingo game to build number sense and practice adding and subtracting 10 from any number. It runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the game! (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES24 different Bingo cards Powerpoint presentationPrintable calling cardsInstructionsEach slide of the Powerpoint presentation shows students a 10 more/10 less number sequence with the middle number missing. They identify the missing

This is a fun math bingo game to practice place value and identifying the value of a digit. It involves 3-digit numbers and is perfect for second graders! The game runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the the cards. (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES24 place value Bingo cards Powerpoint presentation for calling the gamePrintable calling cardsInstructionsEach slide of the presentation shows a 3-digit number with one of t

This is a fun math bingo game to build number sense with numbers up to 30. Your students will practice recognizing quantities modeled with ten frames and matching them to the written numbers. This activity also builds understanding of tens and ones. The game runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the the cards! (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES24 different Bingo cards Powerpoint presentationPrintable calling cardsInstr

This place value game is a super fun and easy way to build math skills and understanding of 2-digit numbers. The game challenges students to match 2-digit numbers with the correct tens and ones cards. When put together, the cards build a silly place value monster. This helps students learn expanded form and improves number sense with numbers up to 100. Every number from 11 to 99 is included. Each combination of tens and ones creates a different funny monster. The game is a pre-formatted Powerpo

This is a fun math bingo game to build understanding of place value and practice identifying the value of each digit in a number. It runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the game! (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES26 place value Bingo cards Powerpoint presentation for calling out the gamePrintable calling cardsInstructionsEach slide of the presentation shows a 3- or 4-digit number with one of the digits underline. Stude

This is a fun math bingo game for learning expanded form through the hundreds. Your students will practice converting 3-digit numbers from expanded to standard form. The game runs itself through Powerpoint which means you don't have to call out the the cards! (Don't have Powerpoint? Don't worry! A printable option is included.) INCLUDES24 different Bingo cards Powerpoint presentationPrintable calling cardsInstructionsEach slide of the presentation shows a number in expanded form. Students find

This is a whole-group Bingo game for learning to count objects and identify colors and numbers. This game is appropriate for kindergarten students. Each slide of the presentation shows a set of smiley faces (up to 5). Students will count them and also determine what color they are. They will mark the matching number on their bingo card. This is a tricky skill because they need to match two attributes at once. The smiley faces are arranged consistently to help student develop quick quantity rec

This math game is a fun way for students to practice skip counting by ten starting with any number. It involves 2-digit numbers only and is appropriate for first to second grade. The game runs through Powerpoint and can be played by individual students or as a group activity. Each slide shows a 2-digit number with a skip-counting sequence for students to fill in. The goal is to identify the last number in the sequence that is marked with a question mark. If the correct answer is entered, a dart