Robin Hoopes

Here is a fun way to practice recognizing and saying numbers. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board. This bundle has 4 board games for each set of numbers. Numbers include in this bundle are: 100-199 200-299 300-399 400-499 500-599 600-699 700-799 8

The number recognition packet is a great resource for extra practice, morning work, group work, busy work, etc. Recommended ages for this packet would be preschool-1st grade or any child that is struggling with recognizing numbers 1-10. This packet includes: Find and ColorTrace and WriteNumber MazeThere is also an instruction page to explain each activity. For more math related resources visit my store here!

This packet is great for extra practice with rounding numbers to the nearest tens and hundreds. Included in this packet are two teacher (parent) led worksheets and two independent practice worksheets. Answer key is included for all worksheets. Looking for more Rounding relating resources? Check this out! Rounding Number Anchor Chart

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 900-999. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 800-899. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 700-799. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 600-699. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 500-599. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 400-499. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 300-399. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 200-299. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Numbers Game ShowItems Needed: Numbers Cards and a small white board with dry erase marker (you can also use a piece of paper in a sheet protector with the dry erase marker). How To Play: (You can play with both the 3 digit and 4 digit numbers at the same time or you can play them as separate games.) Cut out the number cards, mix them up. The game host says the number on the card. The contestants write the number on the white board. You can use any type of point system and prizes you want.

Here is a simple game to help those children who are struggling with recognizing the teen numbers, i.e. 14, 15, 16, etc. Supplies: printable game board, die, player pieces How to Play: Put the player pieces on the start square, roll the die, move that many spaces and name the teen number.

Here is a fun way to practice saying numbers 100-199. Pick a game board, grab a die, and something to mark the numbers (bingo marker, counters, coins, etc). Roll the die, pick a number in the column and say it, and cover the number. Some numbers are repeated. When you feel your child(ren) has mastered the numbers move on to the next board.

Here is a great resource that can be used over and over again. This download helps with putting the number word together with the number. How to use: download the resource, print it out, have your child go through and write the number next to the number word. You can have them do it all at once (it goes up to 100) or you can do it in chunks. After it is all finished, create a folder or binder and put the pages in it, so your child can reference it as needed.