Play & Learn Math: Number Sense: Learning Games and Activities to Help Build Foundational Math Skills

by Susan Kunze

Overview

Developing number sense—an understanding of numbers, what they mean, their quantities, and their relationships with one another—is critical to math success. This collection of fun, creative games and activities is designed to build a strong number sense in young children. They practice counting, subitizing, growing patterns, early addition and subtraction, and more. Perfect for math centers and small-group instruction, these delightful activities meet core math standards.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781338641288
Publisher:	Scholastic, Inc.
Publication date:	01/15/2021
Pages:	64
Product dimensions:	8.38(w) x 10.88(h) x (d)
Age Range:	5 - 7 Years

Table of Contents

Introduction 5

Mathematics Standards Correlations 6

Counting & Ordering Numbers

Active Counting 7

How Many Buttons? 8

Number Bead Counters 9

Counting Up 10

Buzz 11

Writing Numbers 12

Subitizing

Building Domino Dot Patterns 14

How Many Dots? 17

Build the Number 18

Dot-Card Concentration 19

Gumball Grab 20

Dot-Pattern Plates 22

Domino Match 23

Toss and See 24

Bounce It! 25

Subitize Ten Bingo 29

Repeating & Growing Patterns

Pattern Trains 34

Follow the Color 35

Numbering Squares 36

Roll and Graph 38

Toothpick Patterns 41

Growing Patterns With Linking Cubes 42

Early Operations

Grab Some Beans 43

Bean Toss 44

Subtraction Trains 45

Many Ways to Say It 46

Say It Again 47

Domino Flip 48

Cards Make 10 49

Toss and Add 50

Shut the Box 51

Skip-Counting Trains 52

Breaking Trains 53

Place Value

Count and Group Tens 55

Count and Compare 59

Toss-Up Sticks 60

Tens and Ones Toss-Up 61

Make That Number! 62

Dot Cards 1-12 63

Number Cards 1-12 64