Numeration skills are essential for building a solid mathematical base for future math learning. Here are some fun games that will practice and/or extend skills we have been working on since the beginning of the year.
Counting Caterpillar asks the student to order five numbers from least to greatest. What is especially nice about this game is that the range of numbers can be set individually. The goal for first graders is to be able to compare and order numbers from 1-99.
Oldsmobile Cars asks students to order four numbers. The directions change throughout this game. Sometimes students are asked to order the numbers from least to greatest, other times they are asked to order the numbers from greatest to least.
Penny Prizes asks students to compare two numbers and choose the one that is either the greater or lesser number for numbers up to 99.
As always, let me know which games you like best and if you find any others that you think are fun. :-)
4 comments:
Penny prizes is a fun game!
Penny Prizes IS a fun game. Did you try the others?
My favorite games are Penny Prizes and Oldsmobile Cars!
Kirra,
I think the Oldsmobile Car one is lots of fun! I like how the cars zoom off the screen!
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