2nd Grade Numbers Games (by date, oldest first)

Introducing an Exciting Bingo/Tombola Game!

Dive into the world of Bingo with our phenomenal educational resource.

What's Included:

• 120 printable Bingo cards, neatly arranged with 6 cards per sheet.
• Printable Bingo Caller.
• PowerPoint Bingo Caller.

A Versatile Resource:

• Discover a built-in random number generator within PowerPoint, spanning numbers 1 to 120.
• Engage your students in a thrilling Bingo experience that helps them master numbers from 1 to 120.
• Witness the enthusiasm of your students as they come together to compete and learn.

Endless Possibilities:

• Encourage collaborative learning as students play together, pitting their wits against one another.
• Elevate group dynamics by providing multiple Bingo cards for each member of competing groups.
• Create interactive learning stations for small groups, making education an enjoyable journey.

Unleash the Fun:

• Explore the boundless potential of Bingo as an educational tool.
• Watch as your students embrace learning with excitement and joy.

Unlock the world of Bingo and make learning numbers an unforgettable adventure for your students. Grab this fantastic resource today!

Instructions:

Extract the files out of the ZIP file and out of the Download folder.

When you first open the document, you may be prompted to enable content that is blocked for security reasons. This content is simply the Visual Basic code needed to generate numbers in random order. Please accept it if you want the resource to function properly.

Instructions for Enabling ActiveX in PowerPoint:
Important Note: Enabling ActiveX can pose security risks. Only follow these instructions for trusted documents.

1. Open the PowerPoint presentation you have received.
2. If you see a security warning message near the top of the PowerPoint window that says "Security Warning: ActiveX controls have been disabled," click on it.
3. A security dialog box will appear. Click on the "Enable Content" or "Enable ActiveX" button.
4. If the presentation contains ActiveX objects, a similar security warning may appear. Click on it and choose the option to enable ActiveX controls or "Run ActiveX Controls."
5. If prompted to trust the document or source, follow the on-screen prompts to confirm trust in the document.
6. You can now use the ActiveX objects as needed in the presentation.
7. After you've finished using the presentation, save any changes you made and close the file.

Remember to exercise caution and only enable ActiveX for documents from trusted sources. Disabling ActiveX is recommended for unknown or untrusted documents to protect your computer and data from potential security threats.

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More Bingo Games:

⭐ 75 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ 100 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ 120 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ Multiplication Bingo Mastery Kit

⭐ Ultimate Bingo Bundle

More resources you might be interested in:

Capture 5 game

Hit the number

Spot the number

Introducing an Exciting Bingo/Tombola Game!

Dive into the world of Bingo with our phenomenal educational resource.

What's Included:

• 120 printable Bingo cards, neatly arranged with 6 cards per sheet.
• Enjoy one set in a vibrant blue and another in a lively orange, adding variety and excitement to your games.

A Versatile Resource:

• Discover a built-in random number generator within PowerPoint, spanning numbers 1 to 100.
• Engage your students in a thrilling Bingo experience that helps them master numbers from 1 to 100.
• Witness the enthusiasm of your students as they come together to compete and learn.

Endless Possibilities:

• Encourage collaborative learning as students play together, pitting their wits against one another.
• Elevate group dynamics by providing multiple Bingo cards for each member of competing groups.
• Create interactive learning stations for small groups, making education an enjoyable journey.

Unleash the Fun:

• Explore the boundless potential of Bingo as an educational tool.
• Watch as your students embrace learning with excitement and joy.

Unlock the world of Bingo and make learning numbers an unforgettable adventure for your students. Grab this fantastic resource today!

Instructions:

Extract the files out of the ZIP file and out of the Download folder.

When you first open the document, you may be prompted to enable content that is blocked for security reasons. This content is simply the Visual Basic code needed to generate numbers in random order. Please accept it if you want the resource to function properly.

Instructions for Enabling ActiveX in PowerPoint:

Important Note: Enabling ActiveX can pose security risks. Only follow these instructions for trusted documents.

1. Open the PowerPoint presentation you have received.
2. If you see a security warning message near the top of the PowerPoint window that says "Security Warning: ActiveX controls have been disabled," click on it.
3. A security dialog box will appear. Click on the "Enable Content" or "Enable ActiveX" button.
4. If the presentation contains ActiveX objects, a similar security warning may appear. Click on it and choose the option to enable ActiveX controls or "Run ActiveX Controls."
5. If prompted to trust the document or source, follow the on-screen prompts to confirm trust in the document.
6. You can now use the ActiveX objects as needed in the presentation.
7. After you've finished using the presentation, save any changes you made and close the file.

Remember to exercise caution and only enable ActiveX for documents from trusted sources. Disabling ActiveX is recommended for unknown or untrusted documents to protect your computer and data from potential security threats.

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More Bingo Games:

⭐ 75 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ 100 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ 120 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ Multiplication Bingo Mastery Kit

⭐ Ultimate Bingo Bundle

More resources you might be interested in:

Capture 5 game

Hit the number

Spot the number

Boost number recognition, counting, and understanding number placement with these interactive hundred charts. This game includes ten charts spanning numbers 1 to 1000.

The ten charts are as follows:

1. 1 to 100
2. 101 to 200
3. 201 to 300
4. 301 to 400
5. 401 to 500
6. 501 to 600
7. 601 to 700
8. 701 to 800
9. 801 to 900
10. 901 to 1000

This game can be played using any of the hundred charts, and it accommodates 1 to 5 players or teams. Select the desired chart and the number of players before starting the game. You can switch between charts at any time.

How to Play: (2 to 5 players or teams)

The objective of the game is to be the first to guess 20 hidden numbers on the hundred chart or to have the most points (coins) when all the numbers are uncovered.

At the beginning of the game, as the teacher, cover as many numbers as you like (minimum of 20) by clicking once on each of them. Then, ask the first player or team to identify a missing number in one of the blank squares. If they guess correctly, they earn a coin by clicking on the piggy bank and mark the number as correct by clicking once on the blank square. If their guess is incorrect, click once more on that square to mark it as incorrect, and they do not receive any coins.

In both cases, the turn passes to the next player or team. Repeat the process with the next number. The first player or team to collect 20 coins wins.

How to Play: (1 player or team)

The rules are the same as mentioned above, but when a player or team guesses incorrectly, click on the hand icon. Instead of earning coins, they will "pay" by deducting a coin. The game ends when the player accumulates 20 coins or when they have "paid" 20 times. Try to improve your record each time you play.

Home, Go Back, Restart Game, and Exit

The four buttons located in the top-left corner have the following functions:

Home: Takes you to the first slide where you can select from the ten different hundred charts.

Go Back: Takes you to the slide where you can choose the number of players.

Restart Game: Restarts the game you are currently playing, including the selected chart and number of players. This erases all scores and uncovered numbers.

Exit: Ends the presentation.

Engage your students in a fun and interactive way to enhance their number skills! If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Enjoy the game!

More resources you might be interested in:

Capture 5 game

Spot the number

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Enhance number recognition, counting, and understanding of number placement with our interactive Hundred Charts. This resource includes ten charts spanning numbers 1 to 1000.

The ten charts are as follows:

1. 1 to 100
2. 101 to 200
3. 201 to 300
4. 301 to 400
5. 401 to 500
6. 501 to 600
7. 601 to 700
8. 701 to 800
9. 801 to 900
10. 901 to 1000

This versatile game allows you to choose any of the hundred charts for practice, accommodating 1 to 5 players or teams. Select your desired chart and the number of players before starting the game. You can switch between charts at any time.

How to Play: (2 to 4 players or teams)
The objective of the game is to identify the placement of every number in an empty hundred chart. At the start, all numbers are missing, and players take turns revealing them by clicking on the empty squares.
During a player's turn, they roll the dice by clicking the green button located at the top-right corner. Clicking again stops the dice, revealing a random number. The player must then locate that number on the chart by clicking the corresponding square. If correct, they can click on their piggy bank to earn a coin, and the number will be marked as correct. If incorrect, a click on the square will mark it as incorrect. After completing their turn, play passes to the next player. The first player to collect 20 coins wins.

How to Play: (1 player or team)
The same rules apply as mentioned above, with one difference. If an incorrect placement is chosen, the player clicks on the hand icon, indicating a payment instead of earning coins. The game ends when the player collects 20 coins or makes 20 payments. Try to improve your record with each play.
Home, Go Back, Restart Game, and Exit

The four buttons in the top-left corner serve the following functions:

Home: Returns you to the first slide where you can choose from the ten different hundred charts.
Go Back: Takes you to the slide where you can select the number of players.
Restart Game: Restarts the game, including the chosen chart and number of players, erasing all scores and revealed numbers.
Exit: Ends the presentation.

Embark on an engaging journey of number exploration and mastery! Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please feel free to reach out. Enjoy the game!

More resources you might be interested in:

Capture 5 game

Hit the number

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Elevate your classroom experience with our Bingo Game/Tombola educational resource:

Introducing 120 Printable Bingo Cards: - Each sheet includes 6 unique cards. - You'll receive a vibrant blue set and an eye-catching orange set, each of 20 pages.

Power Up the Fun with a Random Number Generator: - Seamlessly integrated into PowerPoint. - Generates numbers from 1 to 75 for endless variety.

Engage Your Students and Boost Learning: - Play Bingo while mastering numbers 1 to 75. - Students of all ages adore this interactive game.

Versatile Group Play Options: - Gather your students for an exciting all-against-all showdown. - Foster teamwork by having groups compete against each other. - Ideal for station-based activities in small groups.

Unleash the power of Bingo to make learning numbers a thrilling experience for your students. Elevate engagement and foster a collaborative learning environment with this versatile resource!

Get started now and turn every lesson into an educational adventure.

Instructions:

Extract the files out of the ZIP file and out of the Download folder.

When you first open the document, you may be prompted to enable content that is blocked for security reasons. This content is simply the Visual Basic code needed to generate numbers in random order. Please accept it if you want the resource to function properly.

Instructions for Enabling ActiveX in PowerPoint:

Important Note: Enabling ActiveX can pose security risks. Only follow these instructions for trusted documents.

1. Open the PowerPoint presentation you have received.
2. If you see a security warning message near the top of the PowerPoint window that says "Security Warning: ActiveX controls have been disabled," click on it.
3. A security dialog box will appear. Click on the "Enable Content" or "Enable ActiveX" button.
4. If the presentation contains ActiveX objects, a similar security warning may appear. Click on it and choose the option to enable ActiveX controls or "Run ActiveX Controls."
5. If prompted to trust the document or source, follow the on-screen prompts to confirm trust in the document.
6. You can now use the ActiveX objects as needed in the presentation.
7. After you've finished using the presentation, save any changes you made and close the file.

Remember to exercise caution and only enable ActiveX for documents from trusted sources. Disabling ActiveX is recommended for unknown or untrusted documents to protect your computer and data from potential security threats.

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More Bingo Games:

⭐ 75 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ 100 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ 120 balls PowerPoint Bingo

⭐ Multiplication Bingo Mastery Kit

⭐ Ultimate Bingo Bundle

More resources you might be interested in:

Capture 5 game

Hit the number

Spot the number

Master addition and subtraction skills while having fun with Capture 5! This engaging game can be played by 1 to 4 players or teams, and it can be played on any of the ten different 100 charts ranging from 1 to 1000. Simply choose the chart and the number of players before starting the game.

How to Play:

The objective of the game is to collect 5 coins.

1. Place 12 coins on the 100 chart by clicking once on 12 different squares. Each coin should be placed on a different number. If desired, players can place their tokens anywhere on the 100 chart by clicking twice or more times on a square. There are ten different charts to choose from, each ranging from 1 to 1000.
2. On your turn, roll the dice (click once to activate and once more to stop) and move your token using any combination of the positive or negative numbers shown on the dice. You can use any number of dice from 1 to 5. The goal is to land on a square with a coin. If you land exactly on a square with a coin, capture it by clicking as many times as needed to place your token on that square. You can only capture one coin per turn, and it must be the last square you land on. For example, if you start on 45 and use the dice: +2, +10, +3, you record: 45 + 2 + 10 + 3 = 60. Click on your colored piggy bank (Blue, green, red, or yellow) to drop the coin into it and earn a point. Your turn is over.
3. Repeat the same process (step 2) with every player. The first player or team to capture 5 coins wins.

You can play in six different modes:

1. One player (Easy): Collect as many coins as you can in 2 minutes. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice for the first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.
2. One player (Hard): Collect as many coins as you can in 1.5 minutes. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice for the first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.
3. One player (Expert): Collect as many coins as you can in 1 minute. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice for the first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.
4. Two players or teams: Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.
5. Three players or teams: Place 18 coins on the board before starting the game.
6. Four players or teams: Place 24 coins on the board before starting the game.

Each game mode can be played on any of the ten 100 charts, allowing your students to practice with larger numbers.

The dice used in the game have a total of 40 faces, including positive and negative numbers ranging from 1 to 30.

Engage your students in exciting addition and subtraction practice with Capture 5! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance. Enjoy the game!

More resources you might be interested in:

Hit the number

Spot the number

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Exciting Bundle of Numbers Games to Enhance Learning!

Looking for a fun and interactive way to practice numbers with your students? Look no further! Introducing our amazing bundle of four engaging digital games: Bingo, Hit the Number, Spot the Number, and Capture 5. With these interactive resources, you'll save money while offering your students a variety of learning experiences.

1. Bingo and Random Number Generator:

Experience the thrill of Bingo with 120 printable Bingo cards, available in both blue and orange sets. Additionally, we provide a handy random number generator in PowerPoint, which includes numbers 1 to 75. Play Bingo with your students, covering every number from 1 to 75. Our students absolutely love this game! It can be played together as a class or in various groups, fostering teamwork and enjoyment. You can even print multiple Bingo cards for each group member for group-to-group challenges. Don't miss out on the great fun!

2. Hit the Number:

Practice number recognition, counting, and understanding number placement with ten different hundred charts ranging from numbers 1 to 1000. This versatile game accommodates 1 to 5 players or teams, and you can easily switch between 10 different hundred charts for enhanced practice. The objective is to guess 20 hidden numbers on the hundred chart or accumulate the most points (coins) as the numbers are uncovered. An exciting and educational game that can be adapted to various learning scenarios.

3. Spot the Number:

Similar to Hit the Number, this game lets students practice number recognition, counting, and identifying the location of numbers in ten different hundred charts, spanning numbers 1 to 1000. Just like before, this game caters to 1 to 5 players or teams, offering flexible play options. The challenge is to spot the correct location for each number on an empty hundred chart. Roll the dice, guess the position, and earn coins for correct answers. Choose your level of difficulty and enjoy the learning journey!

4. Capture 5:

Enhance addition and subtraction skills with this captivating game for 1 to 4 players or teams. Play on any of the ten 100 charts ranging from numbers 1 to 1000. The goal is simple: collect 5 coins! Strategize your moves and use the dice to move your token across the chart. Capture a coin by landing exactly on the right square. The game offers multiple modes for varied challenges and encourages students to improve their records each time they play.

With these engaging resources, your students will embrace numbers like never before!

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Introducing the Ultimate Bingo Bundle - a treasure trove of engaging educational games designed to supercharge learning and bring excitement to your classroom!

75-Ball Bingo Adventure: Unleash the fun with our 75-Ball Bingo extravaganza! Explore 120 printable Bingo cards that will keep your students captivated. Whether you're teaching numbers, patterns, or just fostering a spirit of healthy competition, this game has it all.

100-Ball Bingo Bonanza: Elevate the excitement with our 100-Ball Bingo Bonanza! Dive into the world of numbers with 120 printable Bingo cards that add a new level of challenge. Your students will love the variety and the thrill of this extended game.

Multiplication Bingo Mastery Kit: Take multiplication practice to a whole new level with our Multiplication Bingo Mastery Kit! This resource comes packed with 90 Bingo cards, featuring divisors from 1 to a whopping 120. With dynamic PowerPoint presentations, random multiplications, and colorful challenges, it transforms math practice into an adventure.

What's Included:

• 120 Bingo cards in the 75-Ball Bingo Adventure.
• 120 Bingo cards in the 100-Ball Bingo Bonanza.
• 120 Bingo cards in the 120 Ball Bingo
• 90 Bingo cards in the Multiplication Bingo Mastery Kit.
• Powerpoint Bingo Caller for each game.

Who Is It For?

• Perfect for primary and secondary education levels.
• Ideal for educators, parents, and homeschooling champions.
• Great for group activities, math classes, and learning stations.
• Adaptable to various skill levels and learning objectives.

Elevate Learning: Turn every lesson into an educational adventure, watch your students develop their math skills with enthusiasm, and foster teamwork and healthy competition.

Get Ready for Fun: Prepare for an educational adventure like no other! With our Ultimate Bingo Bundle, your students will not only conquer math but also revel in the process. Grab this invaluable resource today and embark on a journey of learning and excitement!

Instructions:

Extract the files out of the ZIP file and out of the Download folder.

When you first open the document, you may be prompted to enable content that is blocked for security reasons. This content is simply the Visual Basic code needed to generate numbers in random order. Please accept it if you want the resource to function properly.

Instructions for Enabling ActiveX in PowerPoint: Important Note: Enabling ActiveX can pose security risks. Only follow these instructions for trusted documents.

1. Open the PowerPoint presentation you have received.
2. If you see a security warning message near the top of the PowerPoint window that says "Security Warning: ActiveX controls have been disabled," click on it.
3. A security dialog box will appear. Click on the "Enable Content" or "Enable ActiveX" button.
4. If the presentation contains ActiveX objects, a similar security warning may appear. Click on it and choose the option to enable ActiveX controls or "Run ActiveX Controls."
5. If prompted to trust the document or source, follow the on-screen prompts to confirm trust in the document.
6. You can now use the ActiveX objects as needed in the presentation.
7. After you've finished using the presentation, save any changes you made and close the file.

Remember to exercise caution and only enable ActiveX for documents from trusted sources. Disabling ActiveX is recommended for unknown or untrusted documents to protect your computer and data from potential security threats.

Save money by purchasing this bundle of four engaging math games that provide excellent practice for numbers:

- Bingo (100 numbers)

- Hit the number

- Spot the number

- Capture 5

Bingo and random number generator

• 120 printable Bingo cards, 6 for each sheet. The purchase includes one set in blue and another in orange.
• Random number generator in PowerPoint (numbers 1 to 100)

Play Bingo with your students and practice every number 1 to 100 with them. My students love it. They use it to play all together, playing all against all. They could play groups against groups if you print the same bingo card several times for each member of each group. They could play in little groups as a station, too. Great fun!

Instructions:

When you first open the document, you will be prompted to enable content that is blocked for security reasons. That content is nothing more than the Visual Basic code needed to achieve numbers in random order. Please accept it if you want the resource to work properly.

If you are not prompted to enable content, follow these easy steps:

1. Click the File tab.

2. Click Options.

3. Click Trust Center, and then click Trust Center Settings.

4. In the Trust Center, click Macro Settings.

5. Check or uncheck Trust access to the VBA project object model to enable or disable access to Visual Basic Projects.

6. Click OK

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Hit the number

Practice number recognition, counting, and finding the place every number is located in the 10 different hundred charts. The charts range from numbers 1 to 1000.

These ten charts are:

• 1 to 100
• 101 to 200
• 201 to 300
• 301 to 400
• 401 to 500
• 501 to 600
• 601 to 700
• 701 to 800
• 801 to 900
• 901 to 1000

This game can be played using each hundred chart that you want to practice, and from 1 to 5 players or teams. Just choose the one you want to play with and the number of players before beginning the game. You can switch anytime.

How to Play: (2 to 5 players or teams)

The goal of the game is to be the first to guess 20 hidden numbers in a hundred chart or be the one with the most points (coins) when all the numbers are uncovered.

At the beginning of the game, you as a teacher cover as many numbers as you want, no less than 20, by clicking once on each of them. Then ask the first of the players or teams to tell you what number is missing in one of the blank squares. If they are correct, they get a coin by clicking once on the piggy bank and mark that number as correct by clicking once on the blank square. If they are incorrect, click once more on that square to mark it as incorrect and they don't get any coins.

In both cases, the turn will be over and it will be the next player's turn. Repeat with the next number. The first to get 20 coins wins.

How to play: (1 player or team)

The same rules as mentioned above, but if a player or team is incorrect, click on the drawing of a hand. So instead of saving coins, they will be paying. The game finishes when the player gets 20 coins or when they pay 20 times. Try to improve the record every time.

Home, go back, restart the game, and exit.

The four buttons situated in the left-top corner are the following:

Home: This takes you to the first slide where you can choose among the ten different hundred charts.

Go back: Takes you to the slide where you choose the number of players.

Restart game: Restarts the game you are playing, with the chart and number of players chosen, erasing the scores and numbers uncovered.

Exit: Finishes the presentation.

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Spot the number

Practice number recognition, counting, and finding the place every number is located in the 10 different hundred charts. The charts range from numbers 1 to 1000.

These ten charts are:

• 1 to 100
• 101 to 200
• 201 to 300
• 301 to 400
• 401 to 500
• 501 to 600
• 601 to 700
• 701 to 800
• 801 to 900
• 901 to 1000

This game can be played using each hundred chart that you want to practice, and from 1 to 5 players or teams. Just choose the one you want to play with and the number of players before beginning the game. You can switch anytime.

How to Play: (2 to 4 players or teams)

The goal of the game is to spot the place where every number is located in an empty hundred chart. At the beginning of the game, all the numbers are missing. The players will click on the empty squares to show them one by one.

During a player's turn, they will roll the dice by clicking on the green button situated at the top-right corner. Click again to stop the dice and a random number will appear. The player will try to locate the number by clicking on the square where they believe the number is located. If they are right, then they can click on their respective piggy bank to earn a coin. The number will be marked as correct. If they are wrong, click once more on the square to mark it as incorrect. In both cases, the turn will be completed and it will be the turn of the next player. The first player to get 20 coins is the winner.

How to play: (1 player or team)

The same rules as mentioned above, but if you are wrong, you click on the drawing of a hand, so instead of saving coins, you will be paying. The game finishes when you get 20 coins or when you pay 20 times. Try to improve your record every time.

Home, go back, restart the game, and exit.

The four buttons situated in the left-top corner are the following:

Home: This takes you to the first slide where you can choose among the ten different hundred charts.

Go back: Takes you to the slide where you choose the number of players.

Restart game: Restarts the game you are playing, with the chart and number of players chosen, erasing the scores and numbers uncovered.

Exit: Finishes the presentation.

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Capture 5

Practice addition and subtraction playing Capture 5. This game can be played from 1 to 4 players or teams and on every 100 chart from number 1 to 1000. Just choose the one you want to play with and the number of players before beginning the game.

How to Play:

The goal of the game is to collect 5 coins.

1. Click once on 12 different squares to place 12 coins on the 100 chart (there are ten different charts from 1 to 1000), so each coin is on a different number. Clicking twice or more times on a square, players place their tokens anywhere on the 100 chart.

2. On a turn, roll the dice (once to activate the dice and once more to stop them) and move your token using any combination of the negative or positive numbers shown on the dice to land on a square with a coin. You can use any number of dice from 1 to 5. If you land exactly on a square with a coin, capture it by clicking as many times you need to see your token on that square. You can only capture one coin during a turn, and it must be the last square you land on. If you begin on 45, and use the dice: +2, +10, +3, you record: 45 + 2 + 10 + 3 = 60. Click on the piggy bank of your color (Blue, green, red, or yellow) and the coin will drop into it and you will get a point. Your turn is up.

3. Repeat the same process (point 2) with every player. The first player or team to capture 5 coins wins.

You can play in six different modes:

1. One player (Easy): Get as many coins as you can in 2 minutes. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice your first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

2. One player (Hard): Get as many coins as you can in 1.5 minutes. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice your first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

3. One player (Expert ): Get as many coins as you can in 1 minute. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice your first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

4. Two players or teams. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

5. Three players or teams. Place 18 coins on the board before starting the game.

6. Four players or teams. Place 24 coins on the board before starting the game.

Every game mode can be played on each one of the ten 100 charts from 1 to 1000, so your students can practice bigger numbers.

The dice have these 40 faces:

+1 (4)

+2(4)

+3(2)

+10 (4)

+20 (4)

+30 (2)

-1 (4)

-2(4)

-3(2)

-10 (4)

-20 (4)

-30 (2)

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Get a big discount when buying together these 3 great games to practice numbers together:

- Hit the number

- Spot the number

- Capture 5

Hit the number

Practice number recognition, counting, and finding the place every number is located in the 10 different hundred charts. The charts range from numbers 1 to 1000.

These ten charts are:

• 1 to 100
• 101 to 200
• 201 to 300
• 301 to 400
• 401 to 500
• 501 to 600
• 601 to 700
• 701 to 800
• 801 to 900
• 901 to 1000

This game can be played using each hundred chart that you want to practice, and from 1 to 5 players or teams. Just choose the one you want to play with and the number of players before beginning the game. You can switch anytime.

How to Play: (2 to 5 players or teams)

The goal of the game is to be the first to guess 20 hidden numbers in a hundred chart or be the one with the most points (coins) when all the numbers are uncovered.

At the beginning of the game, you as a teacher cover as many numbers as you want, no less than 20, by clicking once on each of them. Then ask the first of the players or teams to tell you what number is missing in one of the blank squares. If they are correct, they get a coin by clicking once on the piggy bank and mark that number as correct by clicking once on the blank square. If they are incorrect, click once more on that square to mark it as incorrect and they don't get any coins.

In both cases, the turn will be over and it will be the next player's turn. Repeat with the next number. The first to get 20 coins wins.

How to play: (1 player or team)

The same rules as mentioned above, but if a player or team is incorrect, click on the drawing of a hand. So instead of saving coins, they will be paying. The game finishes when the player gets 20 coins or when they pay 20 times. Try to improve the record every time.

Home, go back, restart the game, and exit.

The four buttons situated in the left-top corner are the following:

Home: This takes you to the first slide where you can choose among the ten different hundred charts.

Go back: Takes you to the slide where you choose the number of players.

Restart game: Restarts the game you are playing, with the chart and number of players chosen, erasing the scores and numbers uncovered.

Exit: Finishes the presentation.

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Designed by iconicbestiary / Freepik

Spot the number

Practice number recognition, counting, and finding the place every number is located in the 10 different hundred charts. The charts range from numbers 1 to 1000.

These ten charts are:

• 1 to 100
• 101 to 200
• 201 to 300
• 301 to 400
• 401 to 500
• 501 to 600
• 601 to 700
• 701 to 800
• 801 to 900
• 901 to 1000

This game can be played using each hundred chart that you want to practice, and from 1 to 5 players or teams. Just choose the one you want to play with and the number of players before beginning the game. You can switch anytime.

How to Play: (2 to 4 players or teams)

The goal of the game is to spot the place where every number is located in an empty hundred chart. At the beginning of the game, all the numbers are missing. The players will click on the empty squares to show them one by one.

During a player's turn, they will roll the dice by clicking on the green button situated at the top-right corner. Click again to stop the dice and a random number will appear. The player will try to locate the number by clicking on the square where they believe the number is located. If they are right, then they can click on their respective piggy bank to earn a coin. The number will be marked as correct. If they are wrong, click once more on the square to mark it as incorrect. In both cases, the turn will be completed and it will be the turn of the next player. The first player to get 20 coins is the winner.

How to play: (1 player or team)

The same rules as mentioned above, but if you are wrong, you click on the drawing of a hand, so instead of saving coins, you will be paying. The game finishes when you get 20 coins or when you pay 20 times. Try to improve your record every time.

Home, go back, restart the game, and exit.

The four buttons situated in the left-top corner are the following:

Home: This takes you to the first slide where you can choose among the ten different hundred charts.

Go back: Takes you to the slide where you choose the number of players.

Restart game: Restarts the game you are playing, with the chart and number of players chosen, erasing the scores and numbers uncovered.

Exit: Finishes the presentation.

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Capture 5

Practice addition and subtraction playing Capture 5. This game can be played from 1 to 4 players or teams and on every 100 chart from number 1 to 1000. Just choose the one you want to play with and the number of players before beginning the game.

How to Play:

The goal of the game is to collect 5 coins.

1. Click once on 12 different squares to place 12 coins on the 100 chart (there are ten different charts from 1 to 1000), so each coin is on a different number. Clicking twice or more times on a square, players place their tokens anywhere on the 100 chart.

2. On a turn, roll the dice (once to activate the dice and once more to stop them) and move your token using any combination of the negative or positive numbers shown on the dice to land on a square with a coin. You can use any number of dice from 1 to 5. If you land exactly on a square with a coin, capture it by clicking as many times you need to see your token on that square. You can only capture one coin during a turn, and it must be the last square you land on. If you begin on 45, and use the dice: +2, +10, +3, you record: 45 + 2 + 10 + 3 = 60. Click on the piggy bank of your color (Blue, green, red, or yellow) and the coin will drop into it and you will get a point. Your turn is up.

3. Repeat the same process (point 2) with every player. The first player or team to capture 5 coins wins.

You can play in six different modes:

1. One player (Easy): Get as many coins as you can in 2 minutes. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice your first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

2. One player (Hard): Get as many coins as you can in 1.5 minutes. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice your first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

3. One player (Expert ): Get as many coins as you can in 1 minute. Don't forget to click on the hourglass to activate the timer after rolling the dice your first time. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

4. Two players or teams. Place 12 coins on the board before starting the game.

5. Three players or teams. Place 18 coins on the board before starting the game.

6. Four players or teams. Place 24 coins on the board before starting the game.

Every game mode can be played on each one of the ten 100 charts from 1 to 1000, so your students can practice bigger numbers.

The dice have these 40 faces:

+1 (4)

+2(4)

+3(2)

+10 (4)

+20 (4)

+30 (2)

-1 (4)

-2(4)

-3(2)

-10 (4)

-20 (4)

-30 (2)

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These engaging math centers for students in kindergarten, first or second grade feature number puzzles with a range of 1 to 20 and are a great way to get students excited about numbers. These hands-on number puzzles aim to help students instantly recognize numbers 0-20 all while putting together a puzzle. Students will practice subitizing, counting and become familiar with the concept of place value all the while revealing a hidden picture puzzle. This set includes 40 number puzzles to develop number sense for numbers to 20. 

The printable comes in both Color and Black and White versions for ease of printing. Check the preview for a look inside!

Included in the set of Math Centers - Number Puzzles 1 to 20:

Numbers 1 to 10 - There are 15 puzzles in this section.

One puzzle focused on each of the following plus five puzzles with a mix of the following

• Tally marks
• Dice
• Finger Counting
• Ten Frames
• Dominoes
• Number Words
• Place Value
• Popsicle Sticks
• Random dots (subitizing)
• Counting bears

Numbers 11 to 20 - There are 15 puzzles in this section.

One puzzle focused on each of the following plus five puzzles with a mix of the following

• Tally Marks
• Dice
• Ten frames
• Dominoes
• Number words
• Place Value - 1
• Place Value - 2
• Place Value - 3
• Popsicle Sticks - 1
• Popsicle Sticks - 2

Mixed Puzzles Numbers 1 to 20 - There are 10 puzzles in this section.

A mixture of all of the above presenting a great way to consolidate number sense within the range 1 to 20.

Here's what my happy customers are saying about this resource:

“My students loved these number puzzles! Great for developing number sense.” - 5 stars

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Check out the Alphabet Hidden Picture Puzzles.

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Teaching number sense concepts to your learners? Then this hands-on and engaging Number Sense Activity for 1 to 20 are perfect for your learners! In this clip cards activity, kindergarten learners will learn and identify the different number representations for numbers 1 to 10 and 11 to 20 through clip cards.

This number sense game will provide a hands-on experience for learning and practicing number sense in a fun and engaging way. Learners will build upon their counting, subitizing and place value skills and knowledge. Numbers 1 to 20 are included for easy differentiation.

This engaging resource is perfect for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers seeking to instill a strong foundation in number recognition, counting, subitizing and one-to-one correspondence in children.

⭐ This Number Sense Clip Cards Activities for Kindergarten is also included in the following bundles:

• Kindergarten Clip Cards Bundle
• Kindergarten Back to School Clip Cards

What’s included in this Kindergarten Number Sense Math Center resource?

- This printable covers numbers 1 to 20.

- The different representations included are

• Number (center of the wheel)
• Ten Frame
• Tally Marks
• Dice
• Fingers (1-10)
• Domino
• Base 10 Blocks (11-20)

Color and black and white versions are also provided, along with the answer key.

How to best use this Kindergarten Number Sense to 20 Math Activity:

• Present learners with the clip cards and some clothespins.
• Learners will identify the number in the center of the wheel and clip the matching number representations on the sides of the wheel.
• There are 5 number representations for each number.

Preparing this Kindergarten Math Center:

• Decide between color or black and white and print each page. 
• Laminate them and you're all set!

Differentiating this Number Sense Activity:

• Differentiating this activity is a breeze! Simply decide which numbers your learners need to work on (1-10 or 11-20) and simply give them only those clip cards to work on.

For more engaging Kindergarten Number Sense Activities, check out the following resources:

- Number Sense Puzzles

- Winter Number Sense Match-Up

- Spring Number Sense Match-Up

- Watermelon Subitizing Puzzles

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These hands-on Winter Math Puzzles are a great option for your kindergarten winter math centers. These printable puzzles include 45 Winter Math Mystery Picture Puzzles!

Each winter-themed mystery puzzle focuses on a specific math skill. Students are asked to match the puzzle pieces to the puzzle mats to reveal the mystery picture to solve the mystery puzzle! These puzzles are also great for your early finishers, enrichment opportunities, morning work, or even intervention groups.

⭐ These Winter Math Puzzles are also included in the following bundles: 

• Kindergarten Winter Math and Literacy Centers.
• Mystery Picture Puzzle Bundles.

For a more detailed look at what’s included, check out the preview included above.

What’s included in this Winter Mystery Picture Puzzle Kindergarten resource?

This huge Winter Puzzle resource includes 45 Mystery Picture Puzzles.

• All the puzzles come in color and black and white versions.
• Each puzzle picture is a fun photo of a Winter theme. 

Math Picture Puzzles included: 45 in total

• Winter 2D Shapes (3 puzzles)
• Number Recognition to 5 (2 puzzles)
• Number Recognition to 10 (2 puzzles)
• Number Recognition to 20 (2 puzzles)
• Counting to 5 (2 puzzles)
• Counting 10 (2 puzzles)
• Counting to 20 (2 puzzles)
• Five Frame (1 puzzle)
• Ten Frame (1 puzzle)
• Twenty Frame (1 puzzle)
• Addition to 5 (2 puzzles)
• Subtraction Within 5 (2 puzzles)
• Missing Addends within 5 (2 puzzles)
• Addition to 10 (3 puzzles)
• Subtraction within 10 (3 puzzles)
• Missing Addends within 10 (3 puzzles)
• Addition to 20 (3 puzzles)
• Subtraction within 20 (3 puzzles)
• Missing Addends within 20 (3 puzzles)
• Prepositions (3 puzzle)

How to best use these kindergarten mystery picture puzzles in the classroom:

• These puzzles allow for independent learning as they are SELF-CHECKING.
• This makes these puzzles perfect for early finishers, enrichment opportunities, morning work, or centers. 
• Alternatively, these picture puzzles can be used with small intervention groups to practice specific math skills with teacher guidance.

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This fun, hands-on Back to School Number Sense Craft Activity is a perfect addition to your Kindergarten Back to School Math Centers. In this Back to School Math Activity, kindergarten learners will stack the books by matching the different representations of the number. 

This printable will provide a hands-on experience for learning and practicing number sense in a creative and crafty way. Learners will build upon their counting, subitizing and place value skills and knowledge. Numbers 1 to 20 are included along with recording sheets for learners to record their answers.

⭐ This Number Sense Craft Activity for Kindergarten is also included in the following bundle:

• Kindergarten Back to School Math and Literacy Centers.

What’s included in this Kindergarten Back to School Math Center resource?

- This printable covers numbers 1 to 20.

- The different representations included are

• Number and Word
• Ten Frame
• Tally Marks
• Dice
• Fingers
• Counting Paint Splats (1-10)
• Base 10 Blocks (11-20)
• Recording Sheets for 1-10 and 11-20
• Color and black and white versions are also provided

How to best use this Kindergarten Back to School Math Activity:

• Learners will match the different representations of the numbers on the books to create a stack of books, or just place the matching books together. There are 6 representations for each number.
• They can record their answers in the recording sheets, if desired.

Preparing this Kindergarten Back to School Craft Activity:

• Decide between color or black and white and print each page. 
• Print recording sheets, if using them.
• If you’d like this center to be reusable, laminate each set or slide them into a dry erase pocket.

For more engaging Kindergarten Number Sense Activities, check out the following resources:

- Number Sense Puzzles

- Winter Number Sense Match-Up

- Spring Number Sense Match-Up

- Watermelon Subitizing Puzzles

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This Paint Splat Pattern Activity makes the perfect Math Center for your Kindergarten students this Back to School season. Learners will build, extend and problem solve across three activities involving AB, ABC, AAB and ABB patterns.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, this back to school pattern activity is simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Color pattern cards are provided along with an optional black and white worksheet for students to further demonstrate their learning.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Back to School Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Back to School Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

All the activities in this resource cover 4 pattern sequences; AB, ABC, AAB and ABB. This allows for differentiation depending on the learner.

Pattern Activities include:

• Build the Pattern (color)
• Extend the Pattern (color)
• What is Missing? (color)
• Worksheet Option (black and white)

How do learners complete this Kindergarten Pattern Math Center?

• Build the Pattern: Learners use circle counters, counting bears or snap cubes and place them onto the paint splats based on the color to build the different patterns.
• Extend the Pattern: Learners identify the pattern and use manipulatives to continue and complete the pattern.
• What is Missing? Learners use manipulatives to fill in the missing piece in the pattern. They need to recognize and identify the pattern first.

Preparing this Back to School Kindergarten Math Pattern Center:

• Print the pattern pages and laminate.
• Cut apart to create the different pattern cards.

How to best use this AB AAB ABC ABB Patterns Activity for Kindergarten:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

For more engaging Kindergarten Math Activities, check out the following resources:

-Winter Patterns Task Cards - AB, ABC, AAB and ABB Patterns

-Number Clip Cards - Number Recognition with Different Fonts

-Number Sense Craft Activity

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These hands-on Winter 1 to 20 Number Puzzles are a great option for your kindergarten math centers this winter season. These printable puzzles include 6 Winter Number Ordering and Sequencing Puzzles where students are asked to put the puzzle pieces together by sequencing the numbers from 1 to 20 to reveal a picture. 

These puzzles are also great for your early finishers, enrichment opportunities, morning work, or even intervention groups. The Winter puzzles come in a super fun winter theme making this center perfect for use for a Kindergarten Winter Math Center.

⭐ These Winter Sequencing Puzzles are also included in the following bundles: 

• Kindergarten Winter Math and Literacy Centers Bundle.
• Mystery Picture Puzzle Bundles.

Each kindergarten sequencing picture puzzle is a fun, Winter themed photo. These puzzles allow for independent learning since these are self checking.

What is in this kindergarten 1 to 20 number puzzles sequencing center packet?

The printable contains the following activities and printables:

⭐ 9 Number Sequencing Puzzles

• 1 to 10 (3 puzzles)
• 11 to 20 (3 puzzles)
• 1 to 20 (3 puzzles)

⭐ Templates for easy puzzle solving

⭐ Color and Printer friendly BW Versions

How to best use this kindergarten winter number sequencing puzzle packet?

• Print, laminate and cut apart the pages to create the puzzle pieces.
• Choose the puzzle you need depending on your learner's needs. The puzzles allow for easy differentiation.
• Learners will put the puzzle pieces together to recreate the winter scene. They will sequence the number in order from 1 to 10, 11 to 20 or 1 to 20 depending on the puzzle that they are given.
• They can use the templates for an easier version of this activity.

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Grab this printable as part of the Mystery Picture Puzzles Bundle.

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Looking for a fun number sense activity to practice counting and subitizing? These Ten Frame Mats make the perfect Math Center activity for your Kindergarten students this Spring season. Learners will practice one to one correspondence, number recognition, ten frames, subitizing and counting with numbers 1 to 10.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, these spring ten frame mats are simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Both color and black and white versions are included in this resource.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Spring Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Spring Math Center for Kindergarten resource?

• Carrots in a Garden Ten Frame Mats
• Tomato Ten Frame Mats
• Vegetable Garden Ten Frame Mats
• Black and white copies

How do learners complete these Kindergarten Ten Frame Mats Cards?

• Present learners with the ten frame mats.
• Learners will first count the number of objects on the ten frame.
• They will then fill a ten frame with the matching number of objects such as pom-poms, cubes or counting bears.
• Finally, learners will trace the number at the bottom of the cards.

Preparing this Spring Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the ten frame mats and laminate them.
• Cut apart to create individual ten frame mats.

How to best use this Spring Ten Frame Mats Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

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This Dough Counting Mats makes the perfect Math Center for your Kindergarten students this Back to School season. Learners will practice one to one correspondence, number recognition and counting with numbers 1 to 20. Learners will practice counting and subitizing up to 20 using ten frames.

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, this counting activity is simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Color and black and white versions are provided and your students will love the fun back to school themed pictures.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Back to School Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Counting Mats Back to School Math Center for Kindergarten?

• Paint Palette Counting Mat
• School Bus Counting Mat
• Tablet Counting Mat
• Number Tiles 1 to 20
• Black and White Copies

Each counting mat comes in 4 different versions. This allows for easy differentiation among learners.

1. Blank version
2. 5 frame
3. 10 frame
4. 20 frame

How do learners complete this Kindergarten Dough Counting Mats Number Activity?

• Present the learners with the preferred version of the counting mats and some playdough.
• Learners will flip over a number card and place it on the box.
• They will then use the dough to place the matching number of dough balls onto the counting mat.
• Alternatively these counting mats can be used with other manipulatives such as dice, counting bears, snap cubes and buttons.

Preparing this Back to School Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the counting mats and laminate.
• Print the number tiles, laminate and cut apart.

How to best use this Back to School Counting Mats Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

For more engaging Kindergarten Math Activities, check out the following resources:

-Number Sense Craft Activity - Stack the Books!

-Spring Counting Clip Cards

-Counting Dominoes

-Halloween Counting Wheels Clip Cards

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This Count and Match the Number Activity makes the perfect Math Center for your Kindergarten students this Back to School season. Learners will practice one to one correspondence, number recognition and counting with numbers 1 to 10. 

Perfect for use during kindergarten math centers or with small groups of students, this count and match the number activity is simple to prepare and can be used again and again. Color and black and white versions are provided and your students will love the fun back to school themed pictures.

⭐ This printable is also part of the following bundles:

-Kindergarten Back to School Math and Literacy Centers

What is included in this Count and Match Back to School Math Center for Kindergarten?

• Counting Paint Splats to 10 (color and black and white)
• Counting Books to 10 (color and black and white)
• Recording Sheets

How do learners complete this Kindergarten Count and Match the Number Activity?

• Present the learners with the count and match cards.
• Learners count the number of objects. Then they match the correct magnetic number. Alternatively, learners can also place a matching number of manipulatives such as buttons or cubes on the box beside.

Preparing this Back to School Kindergarten Math Center:

• Print the count and match pages and laminate.
• Cut apart to create the count and match cards.
• Print the recording sheets if required.

How to best use this Back to School Count and Match Math Center:

• Explore during morning work 
• Assign as supplemental math centers 
• Implement these centers in an independent way or use them with small-groups.

For more engaging Kindergarten Math Activities, check out the following resources:

-Number Sense Craft Activity - Stack the Books!

-Spring Counting Clip Cards

-Counting Dominoes

-Halloween Counting Wheels Clip Cards

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These Valentine math puzzles help students recognize numbers 0-20 and shapes all while putting together a puzzle! Students will practice subitizing, counting and shapes to reveal a hidden picture puzzle.

These Valentine Math Puzzles are perfect for building and practicing number sense with your little learners. This set includes 9 Math Puzzles.

Each puzzle picture is a fun photo of a Valentine theme. For **Winter Math Puzzle**s click here.

Puzzles included:

- Number recognition to 10 (2 puzzles)

- Number recognition to 20 (2 puzzles)

- Valentine 2D Shapes

- Ten Frame

- Twenty Frame

- Counting to 10

- Counting to 20

Check out these Kindergarten Winter Math and Literacy Centers Bundle.

Check out the other Mystery Puzzles:

- Winter Math Mystery Puzzles

- Alphabet and Beginning Sounds Puzzles

- Number Sense Puzzles

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