Teaching number recognition

5 simple games for teaching number recognition to preschoolers

Teaching number recognition was a challenge in my Special Education classroom. Too many times the resources I found were too difficult for my students or started introducing 1:1 correspondence before we were ready for it. That's when I came up with there 10 easy to implement activities for my classroom. These hands on activities have my students recognizing numbers 0-100 fluently and with confidence! #specialeducation #spedlife #autismclassroom #iteachsped #weteachsped #autismteacher

This quick and easy post-it note number match game is a perfect activity for toddlers and preschool age kids to practice their number recognition skills! Want to play again and again? Grab our FREE PRINTABLE CARDS. #numbers #preschool #activities

Learn to Count to 100: Place the Ones Free Printable Math Activity- helps kids learn to count to 100, introduces them to place values, helps with number recognition and number relationships while allowing them to be actively involved as they learn (math, preschool, kindergarten, first grade)

Back to School Activities for Pre-K, Preschool, and TK (Transitional Kindergarten). Back to School Bundle. Hands-on activities that have kiddos practice number recognition, alphabet practice, fine motor skills, color recognition, patterns, and more!

These preschool dots counting cards are designed to help students associate the numeral with quantity. Grab this free printable!

Looking for a fun way to work on number recognition for numbers 1-30? Try these FREE Number BINGO boards. Six different boards come in this freebie as well as number cards {color & black/white available}. This freebie is the 10th and final post of our Getting Ready for Kindergarten Series. I simply can’t believe how fast the summer has gone! …

Ice cream math activity perfect for your summer activities for preschoolers and kindergarten kids. Free printable number cones available, too.

Don't Feed The Raccoon! is a fun, simple, and fast paced preschool number identification game designed to teach numbers, specifically teen numbers.

Introduce preschoolers & kindergartners to math with our fun and FREE number recognition worksheets for 0-20 using bingo dot markers!

Kindergarten often begins with teaching students to recognize numbers. Here are 10 effective ways to teach them to your students! Number Books Have students create their own number books. Creating a book of their own will give them ownership of something that they can “read” again and again to help them learn their numbers. Provide pages that include the numerals you are working on. Allow the students to create the set using bingo dabbers, stickers, or pictures. Click Here to download this…

A fun hands-on way to practice counting and number identification with your child. This activity is great for building number sense as your child practices understanding that each number is represented by a symbol and quantity. Modify the level of this activity by using number representations, written numerals, or even addition/subtraction problems!

These games are GREAT for teaching number recognition to preschoolers! Take turns moving the playing piece one or two spaces. Then name the number you land on. Love! #preschool #teachingmath #numberrecognition

A simple hands-on way to teach phone numbers. This free printable will make it easier for children to memorize important phone numbers.

Number Games, Number Practice, Number Recognition

Printables to work on number order, with several options depending on your child's skill level.

Free Kindergarten Number Worksheets for students to work hands-on on number formation, number recognition, stroke order, counting, and number tracing. Review and practice are the keys when it comes to number fluency, and these free printable number worksheets will reinforce your student’s number readiness and prepare your kindergartener for higher math skills. These worksheets can […]

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This activity brings together counting and number recognition for a quick stroll— on the number line!