Number sense kindergarten

The ultimate spot for teachers to find math tips and strategies for building number sense to 20 in Kindergarten and first grade. An extensive list of number sense activities and resources are included: books, materials, math manipulatives, and FREE activi

Grab these free printable Number Tower Mats to give kids practice with counting and composing numbers while building number sense!

Use these 6 number sense activities to help your students get a better understanding of numbers. These are great for math centers or whole group practice.

Roll and Dot the Number is a quick preschool math game that will teach kids to identify numbers and count while learning one to one correspondence.

I love having simple number sense math activities for the beginning of the school year. Centers that can challenge students and provide hands-on learning experiences. I put together this number sense pack with that in mind. I made it colorful and bright to be inviting and fun for our new students! The first activity is …

These 5 hands on math centers are favorite ideas for developing and building number sense at home or in a preschool, kindergarten, or first grade classroom. Use at an independent center or station or for math tubs, morning work or teaching small groups. Inspired by Reggio provocations, but applied to a public school setting, these invitations extend whole and small group lessons & are fun alternatives to worksheets. The math mats & loose parts reflect seasonal themes for fall, winter…

Number sense is such an important skill. It is the foundation that all other math skills are built upon. It is as important as letter and letter sound knowledge in reading. Students need to have a firm understanding of what numbers mean, what they stand for, and what numbers and quantities look like. That's why...

Use the book 10 Black Dots to inspire activities to work on composing 10 and number sense. Be creative with small world play and a free writing prompt.

Subitizing, being able to quickly identify the amount of objects in a group, is a very important skill for early learners.

A few years ago I attended a conference on Math Workshop. I really wasn’t convinced that it could work in a first grade classroom. We just have too many new concept to teach them, I thought. …