It is fast to make and looks wonderful on your focus board or classroom wall.
Counting to 100 to Counting to 200 in increments of 10 are included
simply print, trim and glue the pages into position
A blackline version is included also that could be printed on bright paper to save ink!
Coloring Chart
Use the blackline version and have students color a number each day. Alternatively, you can print the pages smaller and make mini-books for students to color individually. Or you make like this ready-to-go sticker book.
Guess the number
Each morning, pop a sticky note on a few numbers to cover them up.
- have students tell you the missing number
- count from 1 to the covered number
- count backwards from 100 to the covered number
- have students provide clues for the missing number - e.g. its one less than 29
Create a flip book
Laminate the grids and punch a hole in the top left corner. Put them on a ring. Students can flip through the cards when counting or solving problems.
Matching Game
Use the blackline page as a game mat.
Cut up a colored board to make number tiles and use them as puzzle pieces for a matching game.
