Math More

This worksheet contains 12 double ten frames and a place to write addition equations for each problem. Teachers can use number cards, playing cards (numbers only) or dice to allow students to engage with the activity in a more novel way.

This game will sharpen young students ability to show multiple representations of a number. The recording chart includes standard form (number), ten frames, tally marks, and objects/shapes. Students can work independently or in small groups. The game comes with number cards 1 through 30 or you can spice it up and use a 30-sided dice (optional).

This is a matching puzzle set numbers 10 through 30. Each puzzle is cut in a unique way to ensure that students correctly match (self-correcting). This puzzle set can be used individually or in small groups.

Game of "I Have, Who Has" that teaches basic shapes and colors in a fun way. Shapes are standard size and orientation. 25 colorful cards allow kids to match one-to-one correspondence (if needed) or can create a challenge by having kids use descriptions only. Game can be altered as needed to fit the number of students in your particular classroom.