Number Sense Game
Using Number Sense Game, students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create.
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How to use Number Recognition
Using Number Sense Game, students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create.
Being able to recognize a group quickly will help your students mental math skills. This activity gives your students practice with two-digit number recognition.
Cut out the digit cards on the two pages. Students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create. The game can be more challenging by having students decide who has the highest or lowest 2-digit number. Another variation would be determining which student has an odd or even number. “Winners” get to keep the cards. To make the game even more challenging, copy more cards, and have students draw three at a time to create 3-digit numbers. An odd/even recording sheet has been provided to add an extra writing component
Other resources to use with this Number Sense Game
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about number recognition.
Use this Numbers Activity as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by reviewing numbers using the Numbers Flash Cards. Next, students share tips about how to recognize numbers quickly. Then, students complete worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students practice counting objects in the classroom.
Be sure to check out more Counting Activities.
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