Number Cards Matching Game – Number 2
Two waving caterpillars are trying to get your attention! Look at these really cool number cards for the number 2. Gosh, they’re so pretty, too! Go ahead, print it out.
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Subject Level: Numbers
As children learn to count they learn the symbols for the numbers that correspond to the number words. Not only do they learn to say them in a sequential order, but they also learn to write them in sequential order. This can be a lot of hard work for little minds! These tracing and writing worksheets are just what you need to help with growing your little student’s minds.
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 3
For you the orange stars are brightly shining and the base ten blocks have stacked up to 3, all in this number cards matching game page for the number 3.
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 4
This number 4 number cards page has plenty to match and sort – base ten blocks, dominoes, ten frames, dice … and four purple furry monsters! What fun!
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 5
On the number card for the number 5 we got to cross the tallys! Join the fun. Count 5 by ten frames, base ten blocks and by reading the number “five”.
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 6
This number cards page shows 6 by starting to fill in the second row of the ten frame, adding another tally to the set, and another base ten block, too.CCSS K.CC.A.3
Number Cards Matching Game – Number 7
If the bright green dice on this number cards page doesn’t catch your attention, the yummy looking cupcakes probably will. See how 7 is shown 8 ways!CCSS K.CC.A.3
Number Cards Matching Game – Number 8
Did you know if you roll doubles (like the dice on these number cards) that you get to roll a second time when playing Monopoly? Well now you do!CCSS K.CC.A.3
Number Cards Matching Game – Number 9
These number cards show ways to make 9: 6 & 3 on the dice, 5 & 4 tally marks and base ten blocks, 7 & 2 on the dominoes, and 10 minus 1 in the ten frame.CCSS K.CC.A.3
Number Cards Matching Game – Number 10
These number cards show the magic number of 10! Kids can count the ten frames, base ten blocks and more. But look at the books. Can they count them by 2’s?CCSS K.CC.A.3
Number Cards Matching Game – Number 11
Number 11 on these number cards adds another ten frame to the mix. If you count with your fingers you need to start over counting with the first hand.CCSS K.CC.A.3
Number Cards Matching Game – Number 12
Another stylish and groovy number cards page. This time for the wonderful number 12. What is your favorite way to see 12? Tally marks or dominoes?
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 13
Number 13 on these number cards is no reason to be a bit superstitious. It’s just as cheery as all the others and provides learning and fun!
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 14
The spaces on the cards is filling up as the number cards numbers get higher and higher. More tally marks, more objects, and more counting practice!
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 15
Three sets of five and five sets of three. Take a good look at how the number 15 is shown in these number cards. See how many ways you can find.
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 16
For the number 16 number cards a second set of dominoes had to be added and a third row of ten frames has started to be filled in. We’re getting up there!
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Number Cards Matching Game – Number 17
What was added to these number 17 cards compared to the number 16 cards? If you guessed another dice was added, you are absolutely correct!
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