Number Recognition Activities

These fun cat themed subtraction games are perfect for making math fun! These printable games are easily laminated for multiple uses. They're perfect to use with playdough, counters or even mini erasers! I use the Kmart cat erasers with this game. Great for kindergarten, first or second grade.

These bright and colourful number charts from 1 to 1000 are perfect for exposing your students to numbers beyond 100. Simply print, laminate and display. Use in upper elementary grades to practice number sense, addition, subtraction and more.

Practice numbers in your kindergarten or prek classroom with these adorable under the sea posters to 30. Each number has a ten frame to match. Laminate and display in your classroom for young students. Practice counting and recognizing numbers 0 - 30.

Practice numbers in your kindergarten or prek classroom with these adorable under the sea posters to 30. Each number has a ten frame to match. Laminate and display in your classroom for young students. Practice counting and recognizing numbers 0 - 30.

Put numbers in order with this Jack and the Beanstalk activity for kindergarten and first grade. It can also be used in prek. Students will love identifying numbers and counting objects as they put common numbers in order. This is a great fine motor activity and can be used in small groups or math centers!

These bright and colourful number charts from 1 to 1000 are perfect for exposing your students to numbers beyond 100. Simply print, laminate and display. Use in upper elementary grades to practice number sense, addition, subtraction and more.

Practice numbers in your kindergarten or prek classroom with these adorable under the sea posters to 30. Each number has a ten frame to match. Laminate and display in your classroom for young students. Practice counting and recognizing numbers 0 - 30.

These bright and colourful number charts from 1 to 1000 are perfect for exposing your students to numbers beyond 100. Simply print, laminate and display. Use in upper elementary grades to practice number sense, addition, subtraction and more.

These bright and colourful number charts from 1 to 1000 are perfect for exposing your students to numbers beyond 100. Simply print, laminate and display. Use in upper elementary grades to practice number sense, addition, subtraction and more.

Practice numbers in your kindergarten or prek classroom with these adorable under the sea posters to 30. Each number has a ten frame to match. Laminate and display in your classroom for young students. Practice counting and recognizing numbers 0 - 30.

Practice numbers in your kindergarten or prek classroom with these adorable under the sea posters to 30. Each number has a ten frame to match. Laminate and display in your classroom for young students. Practice counting and recognizing numbers 0 - 30.

Use these printable number cards to assess your students number knowledge for numbers 1 - 30. Tick off the numbers as students recall them. Numbers are out of order so it's a challenge for them. Great to use in prek, kindergarten or first grade.

Use these hands on playdoh mats in your math centers to keep students engaged. They will love practicing their letter formation with these printable mats. Just laminate and place in centers during math group time or independent time. Great for the beginning of the year or for students struggling with number recognition and formation.

Teach capacity with your little ones using these jars. Compare how full or empty the jars are. Use in your measurement and data unit for math. Great for preschool, kindergarten or first grade. Review after a unit later in the year.

Practice matching numbers 1 - 10 with these colorful rainbows. Count the dots and match to the correct numeral. Students will improve their number recognition, subitizing and counting skills. Print and place in math centers. You can also laminate them to use over again.

Use this cute caterpillar to put number 1-20 in order. Students learn to recognize numbers and can discuss number order with this fun craft and activity. This is a great hands on math center activity or it can be used in small groups in any prek, kindergarten or first grade class.