Kiddlywinks

Use this simple page to keep track of your students' oral counting skills throughout the year. I have included: counting by 1's; skip counting by 2's, 5's and 10s; and counting backwards from 30. The numbers go up to 120 but you can stop at 100 or 110 -- wherever your standards are. Simply use a different color to note the students' level at the beginning of the year as well as at the end of each quarter.

This game is played with 2 players. Put some coins (real or plastic) in a bag. Each student takes turns pulling out a coin and placing it on their game board -- matching the coin to the amount shown. The first player to "Fill the Board" is the winner!

Here's a fun way to practice counting backwards from 30! These task cards can be used as a Scoot Game, Write the Room, or placed at a center. Get your kids up and moving as they practice counting backwards from 30.

This product includes several version of a number chart from 1 - 110 * a completed number chart * a blank number chart * a chart for students to write the numbers 81 - 110 * a chart for students to write the numbers when skip counting by 2's to 110 * a chart for students to write the numbers when skip counting by 5's to 110 * a chart for students to write the numbers when skip counting by 10's to 110 * a chart with random numbers missing

Your students can practice identifying patterns with this fun BUMP game. The following patterns are included: AB, ABC, ABB, ABCB.

Let your students have some Halloween fun practicing skip counting by 5's to 30. This Halloween-themed BUMP game comes with three different gameboards -- all in full color because hey, it's more fun that way!

This super-short lesson has four different fun Halloween-themed slides with which your students will practice their estimating skills. Is it 2 or 20? 5 or 50? 4 or 40? 1 or 10? Have fun!

Give your students some fun winter practice with repeating patterns. Students will choose from the winter pictures (in color or ink-saving black and white) to create the patterns: ABB, ABBC, ABC, ABA, and ABAC. Finally there's a place for them to create their own pattern.

Give your kids some spooky fun practice with this Halloween Make 10 BUMP game. All you need is a regular die or number cube and this gameboard. What goes BUMP in the night? This fun game!

This simple worksheet (exit ticket) lets your students practice writing numbers from 90 to 110.