Games to teach numbers
10 Super Fun Classroom Games With Numbers
Kids must practice numbers and counting a lot before they can use them confidently and fluently. For kids this can be quite challenging, especially if English is not their first language. An incredibly effective way to teach English numbers is through playing games.
On this page you can find 10 incredibly fun games with numbers that you can use in your class to teach English numbers to kids. If you like the game ideas on this page, check out our other post about guessing games for more inspiration for your next classroom activity.
Related: Numbers Lesson Plan / Numbers 1 to 100 Spelling Chart
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1: One, Two, or Three, Game
This counting game with numbers is incredibly fun and helps beginner learners to practice basic numbers. To start, choose a number that you are going to count to. A good number for this is 31, but you can use any number. Students will take turns counting until they reach 31. When it’s their turn, students have the choice to say one number, two numbers, or three numbers. The student who says the last number (31) is out.
So, for example, the first student may decide to say two numbers and say “one, two”. Then, the next student may decide to say three numbers and say ” three, four, five”. The next student then may choose to say one number and say “six”. The game continues like this until one student says the last number (31) and is out. This game is great for practicing basic numbers, but can also be used with ordinal numbers (first, second, third, etc) and to practice the date.
2: One, Two, Three, Stand Up Game
As well as practicing numbers, this game is great to use as a warm up activity. To begin, choose a number to count to. The number you choose will depend on your class size and how difficult you want the game to be.
For this example, let’s choose the number 5. Then, tell the students that when the teacher says ‘Go!’, one student from the class must stand up and say the first number (one). Then, another student must stand up and say the next number (two). And, so on until they get to five. Any student can stand up at any time they want. If two students stand up at the same time and say the same number, then they lose.
If you have a large class, then an alternative way to play this game is to divide the class into teams. Give each team 3 chances to get to five. If they succeed, then they get a point for their team.
3: Zingo Number Bingo
Zingo is an award winning game which develops children’s counting, addition, and number recognition skills. It is a fast-paced and exciting bingo / matching game.One set can be played by up to 6 players. To play, each student will have a different ‘zingo card’ . Then students will take turns in sliding the ‘zinger’ to reveal a number card. The student must then try to match that number card to a number picture on his/her zingo card.
The first student to fill up his/her zingo card is the winner. All the materials that come with the Zingo game are durable and can re-used. So, by having a few sets of this game in your classroom you will have a fun and exciting numbers game to use in your class for years to come. CHECK OUT ZINGO NUMBER BINGO ON AMAZON.
4: Number Guessing Games
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A great way to practice numbers while also teaching ‘How many?’ and plural nouns is to play a fun numbers guessing game. Here is one of Games4esl’s ‘Telepathy Games’ about animals and numbers.
In this game students will be asked ‘How many (puppies)?’ and then they will see two possible answers. They must choose ONE and write it down. To help them guess the answer they can use ‘Telepathy’ to read the teacher’s mind.
This kind of game is so simple but kids absolutely love it! Especially when they guess it correctly. For more ESL activity videos, check out our videos page.
5: Liar Game
This fun ESL card game can be used to review numbers. For this game, prepare a set of number cards for each student (for this example we will use a set of 10 cards numbered 1-10). Give one set of cards to each student and put them into groups of 3/4.
Next, ask students to put all their cards face down in the middle of the group and mix them up. Once the cards are mixed, ask students to take 10 random cards and tell them not to show the cards to the other students. Now the liar game can begin.
Students will take turns and MUST put down the cards in numerical order. As they put down the card they must say that number out loud. For example, the first student should place the number one card face down in the middle and say “one”. Then, the next student must place the number 2 card in the middle and say “two”. If a student doesn’t have the next number card, he/she must lie! So, in this example the next number is 3. If the student doesn’t have the number 3 card, then he/she must put down a different card while saying “three”.
If, at any point during the game, a student thinks that another student is lying about the card they placed down, then they can accuse them and shout “Liar!”. If they are correct and the student was lying then the student who lied must pick up all the cards in the middle. If a student accuses another student of being a liar, but they did not lie, then the student who shouted “Liar!” must pick up all the cards in the middle.
This game is a lot of fun and can be used with other topics, not just numbers.
6: Number Swap
This fun counting game will help students practice numbers while testing their concentration. To play, decide a number that you are going to count to. Let’s say 21 for this example. Then ask students to make a circle. Next, point at one student to start the counting. That student should say “one”, then the next student should say “two”, and so on clockwise around the circle. The student who says “21” gets to swap one of the numbers for a silly word (e.
g. number 3 = banana).
Next, the counting starts again, but this time instead of saying number 3, students should say ‘banana’. If students forget, and say number 3, then the counting starts again at 1. If they count to 21 without making a mistake, then they choose another number to replace with a silly word.
Once you have 3 or 4 silly words the game becomes incredibly fun and it will really test your students’ concentration.
7: Dice Game – Draw A Monster
This game is great to practice basic numbers and body parts at the same time. To play, write the parts of a body on the board. For example, eyes, ears, mouth, nose, head, arms, legs, etc. Then for each body part, role the dice (or ask a student to role the dice) and write that number next to the body part word.
Next, tell students that they must draw a monster with the same number of body parts as is written on the board. Give students 10 minutes or so to draw their monster and then students can show their monster to the class.
Another way to play this game is to give each student a dice. That way each student will have a very different monster. Then, when showing the monster to the class, the students can describe their monster using sentences and numbers (e.g. It has five eyes. It has three mouths., etc.).
8: Make A Group Number Game
This is a very active game to practice numbers that will get your students up out of their seats. For this game, you need a lot of space, so if possible play this game outside. If not, you can play in the classroom if it is safe to do so.
To play, students must walk around while listening to music. When the music stops, the teacher will shout ‘Make a group of (4).’, and students must quickly try to get into a group of that number. The students who do not get into a group of that number are out.
9: Bingo Games
Bingo games wonderfully simple to make and are very effective when teaching numbers. Here are two variations of bingo you can try in your English class:
Classic Bingo – Ask students to draw a 3×3 grid of squares and then to choose 9 numbers between 1-20 (or whichever numbers you are teaching) and write them in the squares.
Then, the teacher will call out a number and if that number is on the students’ bingo sheet, then they should cross it out.
A student gets bingo when they cross out all the numbers in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line. To make the game last longer, you can tell students that they must make 2/3 lines of bingo to win. Alternatively, make a bigger bingo grid of 12 (3×4) squares or 16 (4×4) squares to make the game more challenging.
Line Bingo – To play line bingo, you need to prepare some number cards for the students. Give each student a set of number cards ( around 8 – 10 cards is best). Then ask students to arrange their cards in a horizontal line in any order they choose. Once students have done that, the game can begin.
As the teacher calls out a number, students should check their line of cards to see where that number is. If the number is on the left end or the right end of the line, then the student can turn that card over. If it is in the middle of the line, then the student cannot turn it over.
The aim of the game is to turn over all the cards to get bingo.
10: Number Puzzles
Puzzles can be a great way to review numbers and practice reading and writing out the words. An easy way to quickly make your own puzzles for class is to use a puzzle maker. To make your own word searches, simply type in the number words you want to practice into this word search maker. To make a numbers crossword puzzle, simply type in your words and clues into this crossword maker.
Thanks for reading. I hope you found some fun games with numbers for your next class. Before you go, don’t forget to check out our free lesson resources, including classroom games, PPT Games, Worksheets, and more.
125+ Engaging Number Activities for Preschool & Kindergarten
Today we have a lot of activities for learning numbers for kids that make learning fun! These activities with numbers for preschoolers and Kindergartners are great for kids learning numbers, needing number practice numbers or just fun games to learn numbers.
Learning Numbers for Kids
Below you will find games, free printables, crafts, and even snacks perfect for young children! We are sure that you will find a fun learning activity that your child will love.
Related: Alphabet learning
These fun math games will help make math fun, and will make them want to learn!
Counting For Kids
Learning to count and learning math shouldn’t be hard and tedious! We have gathered the vary best number activities to teach your little one no only how to count, but number recognition and other basic math skills as well.
These math games, projects, and printables are great for toddlers, preschoolers, kindergarteners, and first graders. Though, we have a few links that are great for bigger kids learning harder math like algebra!
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Why Is Learning Math Early Is Important?
Learning basic math skills at an early age gives kids a good foundation when they actually go to school.
Without a good foundation and basic understanding of math children are more likely to struggle with learning math while they’re in school. Not to mention, introducing math early will help shape how their educational experiences later in life.
Positive math experiences will help children be excited, curious, and persistence when it comes to numbers.
Fun Number Activities & Counting Activities for Preschool & Kindergarten
Number Recognition Activities for Preschool
1. Odd and Even Numbers
Once your preschooler has recognize regular numbers, it is time to learn and recognize odd and even numbers! Don’t worry, believe it or not, there is an easy way to learn odd and even numbers.
2. Hands On Activities To Learn Numbers
Use these fun hands on activities to learn numbers, along with other educational letters. It’s fun, it’s messy, it is a great way to learn.
3. Number Jumping Game
This number jumping game will help your child learn number recognition.
It’s a super cute game that not only teaches, but gets your child moving.
4. Pretend Elevator
This pretend elevator game not only promotes pretend play, but it also helps with number recognition as they have to “press” the correct floors.
5. Star Search
Learn your numbers and to recognize them with this super cute star search number learning game. What a great way to learn number concepts and is toddler approved.
6. Number Sensory Activity
Use this super fun number sensory bin full of rice, numbered ping pong balls, and numbered spoons to not only work on fine motor skills, but to learn number recognition. Sensory and numbers, all the important things in one activity.
7. Number Recognition Game
This is a great game for long car rides. Scanning houses and signs you call a number and your little one has to find and point it out. It’s a simple number recognition game, but a lot of fun.
8. Sorting Numbers
Sort numbers using stones, wood pieces, and stones.
Sorting numbers just requires you to right numbers on objects and then have plates laid out for your child to put the objects in.
9. Simple Games To Teach Number Recognition
Check out these 5 simple games to teach number recognition to your preschooler and kindergartener. They’re fun, simple, and will make learning fun.
10. Number Recognition With Sequence
Do you remember the game sequence? It’s a fun game, but it’s also a game that can help you teach your child number recognition as well.
11. Number Recognition and Ordering
Use toilet paper rolls and number stickers to teach your little one number recognition and ordering. This project is perfect for preschoolers and toddlers.
Counting Activities for 2-3 Year Olds
12. DIY Montessori Cards
Use these DIY Montessori cards and counters to help teach preschoolers count. It’s cute, easy, and each set of DIY Montessori card is themed.
13. Counting Cards
Move over deck of cards, we have even better cards! Flash cards! I love these! These free counting cards are a great way to teach your little one how to count and number recognition.
Numbers for kids has never been easier!
14. Counting In Tens
Once your little one learns to count, then it is time to learn to count by 10’s and they can do just that with these super cute count by 10 alien worksheets.
15. Counting With Petals
How cute is this counting lesson! Use a sheet of paper to make to make the base of the flower and then use a dice. Once your preschooler rolls it, have then add that many flower petals on the flower. Counting with petals is a colorfully fun way to practice counting.
16. Counting Caterpillar Busy Bag
These free printable numbers are great to cut and laminate and add to a busy bag with pom poms. Your child will learn to count. This counting caterpillar busy bag is great for quiet time or as a math game.
17. Counting With Pom Poms
Start counting with pom poms and learn about graphs at the same time with this simple counting lesson.
18. Counting Beads
Use counting beads and wooden numbers to help teach your child to count.
Line them up and have your child right the number down beside each group or write a number then have your kids count out the beads and sticks.
19. Throw The Dice And Draw
Throw the dice and draw that many pictures! Roll a 10? Then you need to draw 10 houses!
20. Homemade Learning Board For Toddlers
This homemade learning board for toddlers is a great way to learn how to count using cards and counters.
21. Number Games For Preschoolers
Learn to count with this super cute penguin math game. All you need is a foam die, insta-snow, and penguin rubber ducks.
22. Counting and Fine Motor Hedgehog Game
Use clay and popsicle sticks to create this counting and fine motor hedgehog game. Not only are you putting the popsicle stick in the correlating hole, which is also fine motor practice.
23. Clothespin Counting Activity
This clothespin counting activity is great for toddlers and preschoolers, and it works on fine motor skills! All you need is a jar, large popsicle sticks, and clothespin for this activity.
24. Jelly Beans For Sale
Jelly Beans for Sale is a book by Bruce McMillan and a great way to introduce a new type of counting. Counting money!
Counting Games For Preschoolers
25. Counting and Colors
Make a counting and colors busy bag full of colorful shapes with numbers on them. Then have your child count the numbers and add the correct number of clothes pins.
26. Cinco Calabazas
Cinco Calabazas is a fun little song that teaches children to count the 5 little pumpkins.
27. Number Counting Activities
Looking for more counting activities? Here are 50 great ideas on easy and fun ways to teach your child how to count.
28. Counting With A Remote Control Car
Using blocks to create a maze learn your numbers while trying to get your remote control car out of the maze!
29. I Caught A Fish Alive
This counting song is super cute and will encourage your little one to count on their fingers from one to ten.
30. Learning Double Digits
Once your child can count 1-10, then it is time to learn double digits and you can do just that with this double digits counting project.
31. Pretend Play To Learn Counting
Use pretend play to learn counting by using a toy register. Count out money, push buttons, and count back change.
32. Christmas Counting Correlation
Work on counting using paper, basic drawings, and snowflake glitter with this cute Christmas counting correlation activity.
33. Counting Snowmen
Learn counting with this super cute counting snowmen activity. Keep adding “snowballs” to the snowman’s body based on the number.
34. Pretend Play To Learn Counting
Use pretend play to learn counting by using a toy register. Count out money, push buttons, and count back change.
35. Poke and Peg
This poke and peg counting game is a fun way to teach your kids numbers 1-9. Stick wooden dowels into clay and clip numbers on the correct number of dots.
36. Flower Counting Cards
These are so pretty, I love them! These flower counting cards have the stems, but your toddler or preschooler has to add the correct number of flowers to each card.
37. Bakery Counting Game
This bakery counting game a great way to teach your kid how to count money. Each “bakery item” has a number on it. Have bowl of coins ready and let your child count out how much they need for each treat.
38. Abucus Counting
Use an abucus to learn to count. You can incorporate the use of the abucus while you’re singing through fun number songs.
39. Punch By Number
Don’t worry, by punch we mean with a paper punch! Use strips of paper with numbers on them and paper punches to learn how to count. This punch by number is actually really cute, but also works on fine motor skills as well.
40. Reuse Playdough Containers To Count
Learn to count and numbers by using marked playdough cups. Fit on into the other, and the lip hangs out and you can turn it to see different numbers.
41. Counting With Nature
Trace a number on a piece of paper and then count out different things in nature and place it on the paper. Like 3 sticks, 3 acorns, 3 shells, etc. Counting with nature is also a good way to get outside to gather all the counting tokens.
42. How To Teach Numbers Using LEGOs
How to teach numbers using LEGOs? Easy! Add the number, the correct amount of dots, and the number word! This not only teaches your child to count, but word recognition as well.
Counting Games For Preschoolers
43. Counting Bottle Bowling Game
Save your plastic bottles, get some paint, and a small beach ball and get bowling with this super easy and fun counting bottle bowling game.
44. Math Games For Preschoolers
Wanting to teach kids to count money? Learn math facts? Looking for some counting games? Dice games? There are so many math games to choose from!
45. Frog and Lily Pad Math Games
Cut out lily pads with paper and number them.
Then let your little one decorate them with the right amount of stickers before they get to act like a little frog and jump across them all with this fun frog and lily pad math game.
46. Online Number Recognition Activities For Preschool
Whether you’re learning to count, add, substract, fractions, or algebra, these are the best math apps for struggling students. This will make learning math fun again.
47. Monster Match Game
Print off this monster match game, grab some counters, and a d6, and start learning! This is a great way to learn to count and to learn number recognition.
48. Race To 10 Scoops Math Game
How cute is this math game? Race to 10 scoops math game is a free printable and great for preschoolers and kindergarteners, and requires more than 1 player.
49. Math Games For Elementary Kids
Math is hard. Ditch curriculum and play math games! These math games for elementary kids is a great way to learn the basics, to learn decimals and fractions, as well as others.
50. Preschooler Counting Card Game
This preschooler counting card game is easy to make and can easily teach your child more or less. Take 2 cards and ask your toddler which has more or which has less.
51. Number Stomp
This number stomp game is a great way to learn numbers and have fun! Learn addition and subtraction and then jump on the bag with the answer!
52. Pom Pom Drop
Learn addition with this pom pom drop math game. Give your child a number plus another number and have them put that many in the first tube and second tube and count the answer.
53. Counting Math Games
I love this! Roll a foam dice and add that many counters into a bowl. I think this is one of the cuter counting math games.
54. Math Facts Game
This math facts game will teach number recognition, addition, subtraction, and multiplication, equation memory, and more.
55. Math Discovery Box
Fill a plastic bin with either salt or sugar and stick pages beneath it.
Then your child will use a brush to move the sugar or salt around the math discovery box to find shapes and numbers.
56. Dice Game
Use this dice game to teach your child numbers 1-6 as well as number recognition. They’ll roll the dice, count the pips, and then tap the correct number on the wall.
57. Comparing Uno Cards
Comparing Uno cards is a cute game and fantastic way to learn greater than and less than.
58. Truffula Tree Math Games
This fun truffula tree math game is inspired by Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax. All you need is pom poms, pipe cleaners, clay, and bottle caps.
59. Super Hero Math Game
Play this fun super hero math game, to not only learn how to count, but to catch the villain!
60. Rummikub Math
This is a great way to not only learn math, but spend time with the family! Plus, these Rummikub math pieces are actually candy!
61. Weights, Lengths, Shapes, and Time
Play these different games to learn about weights, lengths, shapes, and time.
Each game is different and requires different items, but your preschooler or elementary student will have a blast.
62. Dump Truck Counting Game
How many dominoes can a dump truck hold? Find out with this fun dump truck counting game that not only teaches about math, but also physics.
63. HiHo! Cherry-O Inspired Game Night
Use HiHo! Cherry-O to learn to count, addition, and subtraction. Take or add fruit to the tree and you can add different operation symbols and numbers to make it more challenging.
64. Train Track Number Hunt
Stop around the track and different stations to hunt down different numbers to add to your train with this train track number hunt. It’s actually super cute.
65. Learning Numbers With Hopscotch
Did you know you can learn numbers with hopscotch? You can! Set out the number tiles and get jumping!
66. Learn Numbers With Chutes and Ladders
By adding a new rule to Chutes and Ladders, you can turn a beloved children’s game into a fun math lesson.
Numbers Worksheets for Preschoolers & Kindergartners
67. M&M Math
Learn math with these M&M math sheets. Count (and taste) M&M’s, write numbers, add, subtract, and multiply with these free worksheets.
68. Printable Colored Fish
Print and laminate these printable colored fish with paper clips. Add them to a tub and have your child “go fishing.” Tell them which color and number fish to fish up.
69. Romping & Roaring Number Set 15
This romping and roaring number set has 25+ math worksheets included. These math worksheets are great for preschoolers and kindergarteners.
70. Free Car Games For Kids
Print these free car games for kids. You will be looking for the numbers on the signs, assign place value, and find which numbers are more or less.
71. Beach Pail Number Recognition
Print off these free counting printable to help your child learn number recognition up to 20!
72. Romping & Roaring Number 9, 10, 11, 12
There are so many math worksheets! Learn about matching, trace word and numbers, match number and pictures, count and circle, and more!
73.
Number Tracing WorksheetsLearn numbers and practice fine motor skills. There are number tracing worksheets for numbers 1-10.
74. Candy Corn Printable
This candy corn printable is not only free, but is a super fun math sheet. You have to circle the right number of candy corns!
75. Learn To Count Printable
This learn to count printable will teach your toddler or preschooler how to count to ten.
76. Free Printable Counting Mats
This free printable counting mats are so cute, they look like little bird nests with numbers on them. Add glass beads to the nest bases on the number on the printable.
77. Preschool Printables
These preschool printables are actually super cute and will teach your kids how many!
78. Connect The Dots With Numbers
Does your child love connect the dots? Not only are they great problem solving activities, but these connect the dots with numbers teach you to count, and work on fine motor skills.
79. Montessori Greater Than Less Than
Learn greater than and less than with this Montessori alligator themed math printable.
80. Printable Counting Book
A printable counting book is a must have to teach your preschool and kindergarten children to identify and naming numbers. What a great way to learn number identification.
81. Free Farm Grid Games
Farm grid games are a free printable that support basic math skills while making learning fun. It is a great way to learn addition.
82. Lady Bug Counting Cards
These lady bug counting cards are a fun way to learn to count. Clip clothes pins on the correct numbers or laminate and circle the numbers, there is no wrong way to do them. This is a wonderful way to build a strong foundation in education and practice counting skills.
83. Printable Math Games
This printable math game is super cute and requires you to wrap yarn around reaching the next number in line.
84. Free Romping & Roaring Number Pack 16
This number pack has even more math worksheets that includes: tracing numbers, color by number, find the number, number dice, and more!
85.
Number WordsLearn to count and number words with this super simple printable. This is great for toddlers to first graders.
86. Sorting Game
This school bus sorting game is super simple. Print out the school bus and then use sticky notes to count all the windows from 1-5.
87. Counting Flowers
Print off this number circles page and use petals to fill in the dots. You could also use small silk flowers for this counting flowers worksheet.
88. Number Coloring Pages
Print off these number coloring pages! Not only are they a ton of fun, but your kids will be learning numbers 1-10.
89. Learning Numbers Game
Learning numbers has never been easier with this free printable. Print it out and then fold it to look like a paper fortune teller for math fun.
90. Five Little Monkeys Jumping On The Bed
Learn numbers with this five little monkey jumping on the bed printable to go along with the song.
91. Free Ice Cream File Folder Game
This free ice cream file folder game helps your child count in a fun way as they count the colorful sprinkles on each cone.
92. Free Kite Number Cards
Have your child count the kites on theses free kite number cards and then use a clothes pin to clip the correct answer.
93. Free Printable Blank 100 Grid
Use this free printable blank 100 grid to learn about number patterns, counting to 100, counting by 5’s and 10’s and more! Don’t worry this isn’t a number line, but a grid. It’s a fun activity that teaches important skills and bigger numbers. Perfect for preschool children and kindergarten kids.
94. Preschool Ladybug Counting Activity
Count the different colored lady bugs with these free printable counting cards and use a clothes pin to clip the right answer.
95. Free Printable Dump Truck Counting Mat
This dump truck counting mat is so cute. You use a number card to show you how many LEGOs you need to load into the dump truck.
96. Romping & Roaring Number 13
This number 13 printable pack has all things number 13 with over 40 pages like: playdough mats, number tracing, number writing practice, and more!
97.
Match & Count Free Printable Math CardsMatch the cards with the pictures to their corresponding numbers with these free printable math cards.
98. Flower Coverall
This flower coverall game is so cute! Grab these printables, pom poms, and a paper clip. This is a fun and simple way to teach basic math skills like addition.
99. Math Store Printables
Use these math printables to label prices on your pretend store. This is a great way to teach your child how to count money.
100. Free Count, Rhyme, Repeat E-Books
Download these free math e-books to help your child count, rhyme, and more. Math can be fun with this pages that depict numbers, animals, and forests. These are not a nursery phyme, but a great activity and lots of fun.
101. Greater Than, Less Than, Equal To Worksheets
Work on greater than, less than, equal to worksheets using pony beads. This worksheet is free and great for kindergarten kids and even first graders.
102.
Gingerbread Man Kindergarten Math Facts PrintablesLearn math facts using these super cute and simple gingerbread math printables. This is wonderful for little kids.
103. Romping & Roaring Number 14 Printable Pack
This romping and roaring number 14 pack has 40 pages that include: follow the number path, color by size number, roll and count numbers, and more.
104. Learning Numbers With A Free Printable Chart
Looking for more math fun for younger children. This free printable number chart may seem simple, but using stones with numbers on it can teach your little one to not only count, but letter recognition as well.
105. Race To 100 Printable Sheets
This race to 100 game is a fun game that multiple children can play. All you need are tokens and dice to play this number game.
106. Printable Numbers Memory Game
These printable numbers memory game is a little more tricky. You have the actual number, the word, and then pictures.
You have to match the printable numbers with the picture cards.
107. Pete The Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons
Print out this shirt so your child can count Pete the Cat’s four groovy buttons while you read them the book!
Learn the Numbers with Counting Activities At Home
108. Number Houses
Use recycled bottles to create number houses. Decorate them and add numbers to them and then promote pretend play by driving numbered cars to their numbered homes.
109. Math Art For First Graders
Learn about patterns and numbers with coloring! This math art for first graders is perfect for first graders and is a fun way to not only learn about patterns, but to color as well.
110. Playdough Number Activity
Use a white table cloth and draw incomplete faces on it and let your child use playdough to make faces! Some of these faces will need 2 eyes, or 1 mouth, 1 nose, 4 freckles. This playdough number activity teaches part of the face and counting!
111.
Playdough Math ActivityPlates, playdough, and foam dice is all you need for this fun playdough activity. Learn to count and number recognition with this simple math activity.
112. Math Fraction Art Project
Construction paper, glue sticks, and scissors is all you need to make fraction art! Fractions can be difficult to learn, and this is a super cute way to make it easy.
113. Mobius Strip
A mobius strip may look like a simple curly piece of ribbon or paper, but a mobius strip is a surface with a boundary. There is even a parametric equation for the mobius strip.
114. Counting With Yertle The Turtle By Dr. Seuss
Make your own turtles, and enjoy a Dr. Seuss story while you learn to count! This Yertle the Turtle math craft is super cute.
115. En Aquel Prado
En Aquel Prado is a fun animal counting story based on a poem. This is not only something fun to read, but after your child can draw out the story using the right number of animals.
116. Math Picture Book Activities
Make your own math picture book and add numbers, sticks, and other fun math crafts to each page.
117. Five Little Speckled Frogs
Five Little Speckled Frogs is a cute little preschool counting song. But once you’re done counting, don’t forget to make your own little frogs complete with flies!
118. Fun Edible Numbers
Learn about numbers, number recognition, with this fun edible numbers recipe. Each number is a delicious soft pretzel! Yum!
119. Number Cookies
Bake cookies, but each number cookie has a number of chocolate chips on it. Not only will this help with counting and number recognition, but they’re delicious!
120. DIY Number Gems
These DIY number gems are color, sparkly, and a great way to learn about numbers or use as token for other math games and math worksheets.
121. DIY Dice
Need a dice for your math games? Make your own DIY dice using stickers, paper, tape, and cardboard.
Make your own board game!
122. Bottle Top Calculator
This is a cute little game that you can make using cardboard, markers, bottle lids, and stickers. This will help with letter bottle top calculator recognition!
Learn About Numbers with Counting Activities For 3-4 Year Olds
123. Number Chart
Use a number chart that goes to 100 and use number tabs to help your little one learn about number patterns.
124. Shapes and Money
Use coins to learn math! You can learn about shapes and money at the same time with this shape lesson. Make patterns, shapes within shapes, and more. Learn real life skills, counting, and other math ideas like larger numbers.
125. Homemade Puzzle
Make this homemade puzzle to learn to count. Not only is it a picture puzzle, everyone loves Mickey Mouse, but your preschooler and kindergartener will be able to count up to 16.
126. Train Counting Puzzle
What a fantastic way to learn early math skills.
This train counting puzzle is so cute and helps your child not only learn to count, but problem solving as well.
127. Counting Popsicle Stick Puzzle
Not only will this counting popsicle stick puzzle help your preschooler learn numbers 1-10, but it also doubles as an art project. This is a great way to build your preschooler or kindergarten kid’s knowledge of numbers.
128. Estimation Jar
Estimation is a math term that is kind of like a puzzle. You’re guessing how many their are and these estimation jar will give your child a great way to practice estimating. This is one of the best number sense activities.
Beginner Pre Number Activities
129. Free Montessori Math Videos
Want more preschool math activities? These free Montessori math videos will give you some math help. Not in the sense of teaching you to count, but will help you put together a proper math lesson for your child.
130. Counting In The Garden Book And Others
Using books like: Counting In The Garden, One Whole Bunch, Nana’s Garden, From The Garden…and others are great to teach your kids how to count.
131. Learning Numbers With Counting Bears
What a great introduction to counting. If you’ve gotten some counting bears hoping to help your child learn, we have a list of different ways to use them to make learning numbers fun and easy.
132. Counting Ideas
Need more ideas for your toddler, preschooler, or kindergartener’s math lesson plan? These counting ideas vary from writing, counting, worksheets, playdough, and more.
133. Intuitive Math Skills
Wanting to know how you can encourage early intuitive math skills? There are so many good tips and tricks on how to do just that. This is one of my favorite fun number activities.
134. Hands-On Math Projects
We found some great preschool number activities. Want some hands-on math projects for your lesson plan? There 6 math projects are great for preschoolers and kindergarteners.
135. Get Preschoolers Excited For Math
Check out these early math concepts. Looking for ways to get preschoolers excited for math? Here are 20 amazing tips to do just that.
136. Math Picture Books For Kids
Do you need some supplements for your math lessons? These math picture books are absolutely perfect! Preschool kids will love these fun activities.
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Comment below with your family’s favorite number crafts and activities!
90,000 development games Learn numbers for childrenContent
- Cards with “Learn numbers”
- Cose-ciphera
- Cover the correct numbers
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- of the game “Learn numbers” for children
- NAZO!
- Make a number
- Numbers by numbers
- Finders
- Pantomime
- Laughter
- Gymnastics by numbers
- Find the mistake 900 with numbers 5 Memory 0005 Tangram “Figures”
- Coloring numbers
- Table games “Learn numbers” for children
- Mixed Domino
- Print tasks “Learn numbers” for children
- Digital Labyrinth
- We count on fingers up to 10
Developing games “Developing games” Learn numbers" for children: a selection of fun games and tasks.
Print out children's tasks with numbers for preschoolers.
Children aged 2-5 usually do not yet know all the numbers, but only name or “recognize” some of them. Kids confuse a number and a number, a number and a letter, they confuse numbers with each other: zero and the letter 0, G and 1, 2 and 5, 9and 6, 1 and 4, etc. Often violate the sequence between adjacent numbers from a series.
Certain difficulties arise in some children when the result of the count must be indicated by a number or the figure must be correlated with the required number of items.
Lessons "Learn numbers" for preschool children will allow you to easily and quickly eliminate such problems in a playful way.
Here: games for children "Let's learn letters".
Cards with sheep "Learn numbers"
Educational cards - visual material, convenient for explaining any topic. Therefore, it is successfully used in the study of numbers.
Copy-book numbers
Here: Print additional copy-book numbers for children.
Circle the correct numbers
Lego numbers
Learning numbers games for kids
Name it!
Numbers made from different materials are considered: paper, cardboard, fabric, printed on cards of different sizes and colors, written or printed, etc. In the process of such a lesson, you can find out what numbers the child knows and where he saw them.
Make a number
It is proposed to lay out numbers from circles, sticks, cubes, triangles, mosaics, mold them from plasticine, clay. You can cut out numbers from velvet or plain paper, old newspapers or magazines, fabrics and stick them on.
Numbers by cells
It is necessary to paint over the cells, as in the sample, and get numbers from 0 to 9.
Finders
Cards with numbers are laid out on the table. The child receives a card with a number. You have to find yours.
Pantomime
The adult draws a number in the air with his finger, and the child guesses it, then they switch roles.
Laughers
By drawing or drawing, the figures turn into "little men", "animals" or other funny figures.
Gymnastics by numbers
An adult offers (squat, jump) to a child as many times as the number indicates.
Find the mistake
The child is shown two cards. The kid needs to determine whether the image of the number on one card matches the number of circles, triangles or objects on the other card.
Memory with numbers
The child examines cards with numbers and memorizes them. The adult swaps them. The kid points out what has changed. If any card is removed, the child guesses which number is gone.
Tangram “Numbers”
Sensorics will help you remember writing numbers: write numbers, mold from plasticine, lay them out from buttons, pompons, figurines, sticks ... Here are the numbers from the tangram.
More tangram tasks here.
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You can take coloring pages with numbers and invite your child to color them.
The child will be interested in creativity, and at the same time consolidate knowledge about the new figure.
Here: Print out the number coloring tasks.
So that the process of coloring does not bore the child, you need to use various interesting techniques for this
- paint numbers not only with pencils, but also with paints, wax crayons, stamps;
- lay out numbers from sticks, cubes, mosaics, buttons, peas, pebbles;
- model figures from plasticine,
- color with fingers using finger paints;
- use non-traditional drawing techniques: cotton buds, crumpled paper, blots, etc.
Board games "Learn Numbers" for children
Any walking board games teach counting. Children must understand the number corresponding to the number of dots on the top face of the die that has fallen out, and make the corresponding number of moves forward.
When your child has learned to easily count up to 6, play with two dice at the same time, so you will train not only numbers and numbers up to 12, but also addition.
Download and print board games for free
Mixed dominoes
The difference between this domino and the classic one is that the child must quickly analyze and correlate the written number and the number of dots.
It is difficult to play with paper dominoes;
Includes 36 dominoes.
Printable Learning Numbers Activities for Kids
Digital Maze
Counting on fingers up to 10
Which tasks for children to teach numbers from the proposed did you like ?
Learn Numbers - Educational Games for Toddlers
on the App StoreDescription
Learn numbers - an educational game for children, teaching the child logic and counting in a playful way. The game will introduce kids to the basics of mathematics and teach them how to count. Learning numbers, learning to count and math turns into a game.
****Your child: ****
- Learn to count.
- Remember how numbers look and how they are pronounced.
- Will develop logic and memory.
- Learn the order of numbers.
- Understand what value each digit carries.
- Learn the basics of mathematics.
- Will improve the ability to abstract thinking.
***Features***
- 15 educational games for toddlers.
- Numbers for children is learning in a playful way.
- All levels are understandable to the child, the game is suitable for self-study.
- All figures are announced.
- To complete the puzzles - puzzles do not require the ability to read.
- Quest content is generated randomly when starting the game. This allows you to complete the levels any number of times
- Numbers for kids is a great way to teach your child to count.
- Simple counting for kids
- The game is suitable for children from 3 years old.
****How to play?****
The game contains levels - puzzles with numbers. To complete the level, the child will use counting and math. All games are intelligence tasks for children.
*For example:*
On the first level, the characters want to go home. They think about an object on their floor (the thought is displayed in a cloud). The child presses the elevator button, and the hero gets to the desired floor. If the wrong button is selected, the elevator will still go up to the selected floor and then back down. In this case, the character remains in the elevator. This allows the child to correlate the magnitude and meaning that the number carries.
At the second level, the spaceship must fly to the home planet. To do this, you need to click on the nearest stars with numbers in the order of 123, etc. Here the child will learn the order of numbers.
There are 15 levels in the game!
Other levels also imperceptibly activate erudition and attention, as well as develop the child's logical thinking.
Learn numbers - this application belongs to the category of educational and educational games for preschool children, also known as educational and educational games.
Numbers for kids - play and learn to count. The game can also be used for educational purposes.
Version 1.4
The app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Bug fixed
Ratings and reviews
ratings: 3
Excellent
One of the best apps for learning numbers and counting, a useful game. Completely free, original and well done. The child likes it very much. We are waiting for other educational applications from this developer.
Class
The child and I really liked the application! Interesting and very informative! Well done developers)
Developer Dmitry Sypachev has not disclosed to Apple his privacy policy or data processing practices.
