A fun sequencing puzzle using numbers 1–10.
A sequencing puzzle where students are required to cut the strips and then place them in order from 1–10. This will reveal a Gingerbread Man picture.
Updated: 27 Apr 2023
A fun sequencing puzzle using numbers 1–10.
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Grades: PK - K
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A fun sequencing puzzle using numbers 1–10.
A sequencing puzzle where students are required to cut the strips and then place them in order from 1–10. This will reveal a Gingerbread Man picture.
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