Counting to 120
The numbers 61 to 120 in a chart with 26 missing. Kids count past 100 and fill in every empty square.
Six number lines that start at different numbers, from 0 up to 100. Kids count along and fill in the missing numbers.
“Count along each number line. Write the missing numbers in the boxes.”
Some lines start in the middle of the hundreds. Ask kids to read the first number aloud before counting on.
Kids who recount the whole group instead of counting on. Ask, “You already know there are 5 here. What comes next?”
Set up a counting jar at the center and have kids estimate before they count.
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The numbers 61 to 120 in a chart with 26 missing. Kids count past 100 and fill in every empty square.
Ten sets of mixed-up numbers, up to 20 and then up to 50. Kids write each set in order from least to greatest.
Nine dominoes. Kids count the dots on each half, write both numbers and then the total.
A jumble of stars, hearts, circles and triangles. Kids count each kind, color a bar graph and answer three questions.
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