Game instructions are included for an addition game with a small group, here are a few more ways to use them:
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- recognizing numbers in different arrangements: print Set 1 and Set 3 and have students match the numbers (different arrangements on the frame)
- add to ten: place the cards face down, a student takes one cards and tells the number that will combine to make 10
- subitizing: play to traditional rules of snap - print all 3 sets, put them face down and students watch for a match as cards are flipped
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3 Numbers to Make 20
Print and cut an extra set to make single ice cream square counters.
Students take 2 cards and fill in the empty spaces to make the 3rd number.
Students record the 3 numbers that total 20.