Updated: 05 Nov 2020
A set of matchup cards to practice representing the numbers 1–30.
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Pages: 10 Pages
Grades: PK - 1
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A set of matchup cards to practice representing the numbers 1–30.
Use this resource when students are learning to represent numbers in a variety of ways.
Print out the matchup cards and cut them out. Store them in a resealable bag to be used again and again.
This resource is great to use as a math center activity. It can be played like go fish, memory, or simply a matching activity.
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