Our Count On Facts Board Game is “Sweet!” 

Enliven your math centers with our “Count On Facts Board Game: Counting On 1,” a candy-themed printable game that makes learning addition feel like a treat! This colorful resource helps students practice counting on by 1 with problems like 3 + 1, 1 + 6, and 5 + 1. As players move along the sugary path filled with sweet treats, they draw cards and solve simple addition problems to keep advancing. Perfect for early learners, this low-prep game adds a sprinkle of fun to foundational math practice – great for classrooms, small groups, or home learning.

This count on facts board game includes: 

• Game board
• Game pieces 
• Number cube
• 36 Game cards 
• Instructions
• Answer key

Using This Counting On Facts Game in the Classroom

This count on facts game takes just a bit of preparation and can then be used for years to come. Here’s how!

Getting Ready:

1. Start by downloading the count on facts board game in the format that works best for you.
2. Print out the game board, playing cards, answer key, number cube, and game tokens. For extra sturdiness, we suggest using cardstock.
3. Cut out the cards and tokens, and put together the number cube.

Playing the Game:

1. Each student places their game piece on the “Start” space. Stack the cards on the “Draw Pile” spot.
2. The first player rolls the number cube and moves forward that number of spaces.
3. The player follows any instructions on the space.
4. If the space shows a picture, the player picks a card and solves the equation. A correct answer means they stay put; a wrong answer sends them back to their last spot.
5. Players continue taking turns. The first to reach the “Finish” space is the winner!

Downloading This Counting On Game

Downloading this counting on game is easy. Simply click the drop-down arrow on the download button and choose between the PDF or Google Slides formats of this resource. 

This resource was created by Samantha Rose, a teacher from Florida and a Teach Starter collaborator.

Additional “Counting On” Activities

Want more counting on activities your students will enjoy? Your’re in the right spot! Check out the resources below. 

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