Domino Dot Count
Nine dominoes. Kids count the dots on each half, write both numbers and then the total.
Ten sets of mixed-up numbers, up to 20 and then up to 50. Kids write each set in order from least to greatest.
“Write the numbers in order from the smallest to the biggest.”
Let kids write each number on a sticky note and slide them into order first.
Kids who recount the whole group instead of counting on. Ask, “You already know there are 5 here. What comes next?”
Play “I’m thinking of a number” with clues like more than 12 and less than 15.
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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.
Eight ten frames to count. Kids write the number, the number that is one less and the number that is one more.
Eight counting trains that cross a ten, like 37, 38, 39, 40, 41. Kids count on by ones up to 100.
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