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Monday, June 4, 2012

Ten-Frame Number Cards FREEBIE

Here are a couple of quick FREEBIES for you! I am already thinking of next school year and trying desperately to remind myself of how "they" are when we get them in kinder.... (I think there's a reason we forget...kind of like child-birth -- if we didn't forget, we'd never do it again :0) hehehehe!!!

Anyways, each year I begin teaching my kinders how to count and make numbers using a ten-frame. It's such a simple, yet highly effective visual for them to use.....

After modeling, I begin by putting these cards in a math tub where kids can practice making numbers by matching up how many counters to place on the card.

I made a set for 1-10 and another set of 11-20. I hope these are helpful!
            


Please leave a comment and let me know if you find these helpful.
What else could I provide that would be helpful to you?

39 comments:

  1. Thank you! These are awesome! I can't wait to use them next year with my kinders. I think I will laminate them and put them up on my math wall.

    Thanks for sharing!

    Ann

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  2. I am going to use them on my math wall as well!! Thanks so much--these are great resources and I appreciate all your freebies!

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  3. I am excited to use these! I too think I will laminate them and post them. I will be new to K this coming school year. I am looking at everything I can to help me get ready! Thanks a bunch!!

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  4. Oooo these are great. What a great visual. Thanks for sharing.

    Heidi
    My (Not So) Elementary Life

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  7. This will be great for a review at the beginning of the year for my firsties!! Thanks for sharing!

    Lisa
    Learning Is Something to Treasure

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  8. These are cute!!! I'm posting about them on my Facebook page:)

    Tammy
    1...2...3...Teach With Me

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  9. These are wonderful. Am adding them to the already huge pile to be laminated for next year.
    Thanks, Amy

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  10. Thanks! These will be great to use next year.

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  11. THANK YOU! I appreciate these!

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  12. These will be great for my math word wall! Thank you!

    Greg
    Smedley's Smorgasboard of Kindergarten

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  13. These look great and thank you so much! You may want to recheck fourteen (forteen) and fifteen (fifteeen) for spelling. Thanks again!

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  14. These are great! Thank you for sharing! I am a new follower.
    www.kindertrips.blogspot.com

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  17. I love these and can not wait to use them but I noticed an error on number 14. THe number word was spelled incorrectly. The card reads forteen. If I am not mistaken it is spelled fourteen. I was wondering if you could possibly fix it and repost it? I love all your items and download so much from your blog. THank you

    arezone@sbcglobal.net

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  18. I did notice the error with number 14 (the word spelled out)..... Wow - my mind really is in summer mode :0) Thanks for pointing it out so I could correct it (it should be good to go now :0)
    jeannie

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  19. I love these, I am going to replace the numeral cards I have in my room because it matches my teaching style. Then after I introduce the concept of 10-frames the number wall will be that more meaningful!!

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  20. Thank you so much for sharing. They are great!

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  21. Thanks!! I wanted to use ten frames on my math wall this year. These are perfect.

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  22. Thank you! These are great. They will make a great addition to my Math center!

    Linda
    kindergartendoodles.blogspot.com

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  23. Thank you this is great for my visual learners.

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  24. Hi I opened these up today and fifteen is spelled fifteeen. Is there a way to correct this?

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  25. Janie - I can't believe no one noticed that!! So sorry.....I did fix and re-uploaded them so they should be good to go!

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  26. thanks for the cards - we do lots with 10 frames and so it will be helpful

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  27. These cards are super! I'm taking down my old display and hanging these this year. GREAT visual for kids to be able to write the number words. Lots of uses! Thanks!

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  28. Very helpful...will be posting them in a visually accessible spot for my kindergarten kids. Thanks, again!

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  29. These are great! Thanks for sharing!!

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  30. Thank you so much for sharing! These are wonderful!

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  31. Thank you so much for sharing these! I'm so excited that I won't have to create them myself! :)

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  32. Thank you for you sharing! Love these!

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  33. FANTASTIC! THANK YOU!

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  34. These are great!! Thank you so much for posting them! I was about to make them myself and you saved me a ton of time! I truly appreciate it!!

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  35. These are wonderful, just what I was looking for! Thank you!

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  36. thanks for sharing!
    please visit my blog :)
    http://kindergarten-blossoms.blogspot.com.au/

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  37. Thank you for sharing these Jeannie :) I think the tens frame is such a great way to teach kids numbers, addition, subtraction, etc. The list goes on! I've taught Pre-K through third and I have used them with every class.

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  38. thank you so much for sharing. My son came home with a worksheet for double ten frames with 6 blocks and a numeral next to each block, without directions. :) It's been a long time since I was in the 1st grade.

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  39. These are awesome! We play compare with the number 1 - 10 cards, the students each turn over a card and depending on if they are playing compare more or compare less whoever wins gets both cards (they are sized for 12 cards to fit on a page; 4 of each number) any way we could get these sized for that as well?

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