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10 Free Printable Math Games for Preschoolers — Lemon & Kiwi Designs

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Written By Lemon Kiwi

Most preschoolers will find that learning math concepts can be challenging and sometimes boring, but it can be easily made fun once you gamify it, which is why kids love our free counting dot marker printable worksheets.

With fun printable math games, kids will absorb math skills so quickly that they won’t even realize that they’re learning and studying. Perfect for rainy days at home and fun for the whole family and classroom, our roundup of our favorite 10 free printable math board games will help preschoolers, kindergarteners, and early elementary kids practice their counting, number recognition, multiplication, subtraction, addition, and division skills.

1. Gumball Dice Game

2. Learning Numbers Board Game

3. Heart Addition Math Mat

4. Subtraction Board Game

5. Poppin’ Doubles Game

6. Number Sense Bingo Game

7. Teen Number Rainbow Clip Cards

8. Simplifying Fractions Game

9. Math Cootie Catchers

10. Ice Cream Skip Counting Puzzles

This free printable Gumball Machine Dice Game from Glued To My Crafts is a great counting and number recognition game for preschoolers. By getting kids to roll the dice and count the number of colorful buttons or candy that should go into the gumball machine, your children will also get to learn bonus lessons on shape and color recognition.

If you have preschoolers learning to count from 6 to 10, then this free printable Learning Numbers Board Game from Life Over Cs is a must-have. In this math board game, kids will cards, count the number of objects on the cards, and move their marker to the next space with the corresponding number.

This Heart Addition Math Game from Miss Mae’s Days is a great resource to pair with our highly popular free Valentine’s Day math activities. Print out the free math mat, grab some dice, and some colorful beads or heart-shaped candy to practice addition.

This free printable Subtraction Race Board Game from The Measured Mom includes a colorful printable math board game as well as accompanying free subtraction flash cards to help kids in kindergarten and first grade practice basic operations.

Who doesn’t love popcorn or kettle corn? Your preschoolers and elementary students will be poppin’ with joy with this free printable math game called Poppin’ Doubles by Classroom Freebies, which helps kids to master core subtraction doubles facts and the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction.

Understanding and recognizing numbers in different formats is a core skill that will help us from childhood through adulthood. This free printable Number Sense Bingo Game from Missing Tooth Grins will help build number sense for kids in preschool and first grade.

Counting beyond 10 and into the teen numbers can be tricky for young learners. These free printable math flash cards called Teen Number Rainbow Clip Cards provide a fun and colorful hands-on learning activity for kids to count their teen numbers.

For a more advanced math game, this free printable math game for kids is a variation of BINGO to help students in elementary school to practice simplifying fractions. The Simplifying Fractions Game from You’ve Got This Math challenges students to find the greatest common factor to turn fractions into their simplest form.

Also known as paper fortune tellers, cootie catchers are a fun hands-on way for kids get excited about learning math through play. These free printable Math Cootie Catchers from 123 Homeschool 4 Me include printable math game templates for preschoolers and elementary students to practice addition, subtraction, numbers, and doubling.

Learning how to skip count takes lots of practice and memorization and problem solving, but these free printable Ice Cream Skip Counting Puzzles from The Stem Laboratory make it fun for kids (and maybe it’ll make them ‘hungry’ to learn more math concepts through play!).

If you and your kids loved these free printable math board games, then be sure to check out these 11 free printable literacy board games for kids, as well as our list of coolest math toys and games for kids and our library of Free Math Activities for Kids to download math activity books, measurement worksheets, and color by number printables.

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Free Printable Read and Write Numbers 1 to 20 Math Game

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When planning math activities to do with preschoolers I like to make them as hands-on as possible, and I like to be able to use one printable in a variety of ways. This free printable Read and Write Numbers 1 to 20 math game set is perfect for that. Not only is it an excellent way to help preschoolers and kindergarteners practice number recognition and writing numbers, but there are quite a few ways to use it. This saves prep time and still gives kids’ multiple opportunities to practice these key math skills.

Read and Write Numbers 1 to 20 Math Game

This set of 1-20 number cards and recording sheets can be used in a variety of ways in preschool and kindergarten to practice number recognition and writing numbers.

Quick Tip: Print on colored paper or card stock to make cards easier to find.

Ways to Play with the Numbers 1 to 20 Math Game Set

Some great ways to play with this activity are:

• Surprise Bags: Use a gift bag or a small drawstring bag. Place the number cards inside. Have kids draw a number out of the bag and then mark it on the recording sheet.
• Sensory Bins: Add the number cards to a sensory bin of your choice. Have kids remove a card and then mark the number on their recording sheet.
• Get Moving: If you’d like to get kids up and moving, try using these as a color, trace or write the room type activity. Place the number cards throughout the room. When kids spot a number around the room dot, color, or trace the number on the recording sheet. 

Differentiation Tips

Choose whether kids will use the 1-10 and 11-20 recording sheets and cards. You can use both sets in the same class by using different colors for the cards. Kids can find only cards of the color that they are focusing on. 

You can also differentiate by fine motor skill for those kids who are able to recognize numbers but still working on the fine motor control for writing.

• Dot it—When kids spot a number use dot markers to spot the number on the recording sheet. This will be the easiest for kids still working on the fine motor control needed to do the writing.
• Color it-Kids who are ready to do some writing/drawing can color the boxes on the recording sheet as they find the number around the room.
• Trace it-Kids who are beginning to write numbers can trace the numbers on the gray version of the recording sheet.  

If you are doing this at home, with a small group, or as a center activity and you don’t mind letting kids collect the cards they find, then you can add in even more fun and learning by letting kids gather the cards as they find them  so they can use them for these additional activities:

• Place the number cards in number order
• Count out the corresponding number of math manipulatives to go with each number card
• Once kids are comfortable identifying and sequencing numbers to 20, try our missing number math activity for additional practice.

QUICK TIP: If there are multiple groups that will be doing the activity, have the first group hide the numbers around the room for the next group to find.

This will save YOU time, and kids LOVE hiding them for friends…just be sure to set some general guidelines on exactly how “tricky” they can be with their hiding spots. 😉 

Get the Free Printable Numbers 1 to 20 Math Game Set

Inside this free printable set you’ll find:

• Complete directions with ideas for ways to play, tips for differentiation, and extension activity ideas
• I Know Numbers 1-10 Game Boards (with numbers in solid black for coloring in the box and gray for tracing practice)
• I Know Numbers 11-20 Game Boards (with numbers in solid black for coloring in the box and gray for tracing practice)
• Number cards for 1-20

Number Sense Full Year Math Activity Bundle

Easily differentiate math small group instruction and center activities with this 12-pack bundle of seasonal number sense activities. Quick prep, fun activities to help preschoolers and kindergarteners learn important number sense skills.

Each 69-page set in this full 828-page bundle is designed to be very interactive, giving kids many opportunities to use manipulatives.

You can introduce the ideas during circle time and then use the math games during small group and center time.

There are even differentiated take home packs for families to do the activities at home.

Inside each set there are:

• Tips and Ideas for Use
• 0-10 Number Cards Sets in Color and Black and White
• 16 Activity Cards with Hands-on Number Sense Activity Directions
• 9 Small Group and Center Number Sense Activity Mats
• 14 Number Sense Recording Sheets
• 4 Differentiated Take Home Packs of Number Sense Activities

Also available on Teachers Pay Teachers.

Filed Under: Kindergarten, Math, Preschool Tagged With: number recognition

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Published on 01/18/2018 - 21:29 - Mukhamedova Victoria Alexandrovna

Board game for preschoolers "Mathematical puzzles". Junior - middle group

Description : the material will be of interest to teachers and parents. It is intended for children 3-4 years old (counting from 1 to 5) and for children 4-5 years old (counting from 1 to 10).
The game helps to develop: fantasy, imagination, trains memory and visual perception, forms spatial thinking, promotes quick memorization of numbers. Develops logical thinking: the ability to compare, compare, analyze, generalize, draw a conclusion.
It is very easy to make such a board game by printing pictures on a color printer, cut them into strips, you can laminate or simply glue them with tape (for strength).
I just took the picture, opened it with the help of the Paint program and did it in a graphics editor (cut it into pieces and put numbers).
Child 's task is to assemble a picture from stripes by numbers from 1 to 5 for toddlers 3-4 years old, and for children 4-5 years old, pictures from stripes from 1 to 10. Kids will love to collect a picture from parts.
This will allow them not only to learn how to lay out the correct number series, it will easily teach them to count and name numbers - neighbors.
Purpose of the game:
- To teach children how to count from 1 to 5; from 1 to 10.
Tasks of the game:
- fixing the score from 1 to 5;
- preparing children for the study of addition and subtraction;
- focus on the place of a number in a series of other numbers;
- to promote the development of skills to compare, compare, analyze, generalize, draw a conclusion.
- develop memory
- teach a child self-examination and self-control.
- perform search tasks;
- contribute to the development of a sense of camaraderie and friendship;
- instill interest in the account.
For example, I took the animals of the forest. We not only fixed the score to 5, but also repeated who lives in the forest, the structural features of animals (body parts), what they eat, where they live, etc. it all depends on your imagination.

Another option is to count from 1 to 5 seasons.

For those children who have mastered counting up to 5 well, we offer more difficult cards (count up to 10). by picture).

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Board game for preschoolers "Mathematical puzzles". Junior - middle group

Description: the material will be of interest to teachers and parents. It is intended for children 3-4 years old (counting from 1 to 5) and for children 4-5 years old (counting from 1 to 10).
The game helps to develop: fantasy, imagination, trains memory and visual perception, forms spatial thinking, promotes quick memorization of numbers. Develops logical thinking: the ability to compare, compare, analyze, generalize, draw a conclusion.
It is very easy to make such a board game by printing pictures on a color printer, cut them into strips, you can laminate or simply glue them with tape (for strength).
I just took the picture, opened it with the help of the Paint program and did it in a graphics editor (cut it into pieces and put numbers).
The task of the child is to assemble a picture from strips by numbers from 1 to 5 for babies 3-4 years old, and for children 4-5 years old, pictures from strips from 1 to 10. Kids will love to collect a picture from parts.
This will allow them not only to learn how to lay out the correct number series, it will easily teach them to count and name numbers - neighbors.
Purpose of the game:
- To teach children how to count from 1 to 5; from 1 to 10.
Tasks of the game:
- fixing the score from 1 to 5;
- preparing children for the study of addition and subtraction;
- focus on the place of a number in a series of other numbers;
- to promote the development of skills to compare, compare, analyze, generalize, draw a conclusion.
- develop memory
- teach a child self-examination and self-control.
- perform search tasks;
- contribute to the development of a sense of camaraderie and friendship;
- instill interest in the account.
For example, I took the animals of the forest. We not only fixed the score to 5, but also repeated who lives in the forest, the structural features of animals (body parts), what they eat, where they live, etc. it all depends on your imagination.

Another option is to count from 1 to 5 seasons.

For those children who have mastered the count up to 5 well, we offer more difficult cards (count up to 10). by picture).

(Masha and the Bear)

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