Number identification

Teach number formation and number identification in a fun, hands-on way when you use these number find and cover worksheets!

Number identification is the first step to building math fluency and laying a strong math foundation to help kids understand complex math skills later.

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Don't Feed The Raccoon! is a fun, simple, and fast paced preschool number identification game designed to teach numbers, specifically teen numbers.

Introduce preschoolers & kindergartners to math with our fun and FREE number recognition worksheets for 0-20 using bingo dot markers!

These preschool dots counting cards are designed to help students associate the numeral with quantity. Grab this free printable!

Help children learn to recognize numbers through 20 with this free printable number fluency math printable for preschool and kindergarten.

This simple number sense game is effective and fun for kindergarten and first grade students working on number identification! I love to play this game in small groups and with partners. Head on over to the post to see more ways to extend this game and make it more difficult throughout the year!

Need some fun ideas to help with number recognition and counting for your elementary students? Be sure to check out this blog post and print the freebie! Practicing numbers and counting is made simple, with these games. They are perfect for small groups, centers, or fast finishers. One game allows for instant differentiation for students who need extra attention. Students will enjoy a change of pace to play a "game", while utilizing their number recognition skills {elementary, counting…

I found an alphabet hunt on pinterest and have been using it with my bingo dabbers. Since I have kids that need to work on number recognition I made this number hunt. I will say the number and the dot it with their bingo dabber. If you don't have one of those dabbers you could always just a highlighter. :) I do this in small group work but you could just give them numbered notecards and have them pick a card and dot it as a center. :) Number hunt