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Number Sense Games for Young Kids

Number sense is a child's feel for what numbers mean: how many, more or less, and how numbers break apart and join. These games build it step by step, from loading the right number of animals onto a train and hopping along a number line, to building numbers with tens and ones, sharing a picnic fairly, setting a clock and paying with coins. They suit preschool to third grade, and the printable sheets (adding within 10, number lines to 20 and tracing numbers) give the same ideas on paper.

  • 6 games
  • 3 printables
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Games in this collection

6 games

  • 70 free levels

    Mathematics

    Number-Line Hop

    Help the frog hop to the right number — from counting to negative fractions.

  • 20 free levels

    Mathematics

    Number Train

    All aboard! Load exactly the right number of animals onto the train.

  • 20 free levels

    Mathematics

    Place-Value Workshop

    Build numbers with rods and cubes — and trade ten ones for a ten.

  • 20 free levels

    Mathematics

    Sharing Picnic

    Everyone gets the same! Share the picnic treats fairly.

  • 20 free levels

    Mathematics

    Clock Tower

    Keep the town on time: set the tower clock's hands just right.

  • 20 free levels

    Mathematics

    Coin Market

    Run a pretend market stall: pay exactly, use the fewest coins, and give the right change.

Guide for grown-ups