Updated: 03 Jan 2020
Use the train and a deck of cards to consolidate students' knowledge of number sequencing.
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Use the train and a deck of cards to consolidate students' knowledge of number sequencing.
The aim of this classroom game is to sequence numbers, using a deck of cards, from smallest to largest along the train carriages.
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