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GAME "I HAVE, WHO HAS?" - Numbers 1 to 20

GAME "I HAVE, WHO HAS?" - Numbers 1 to 20 preview
GAME "I HAVE, WHO HAS?" - Numbers 1 to 20 preview
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Cover of I Have, Who Has? Numbers 1–20, a math card game, with the heading 'Print and Learn'
Cover of the numbers 1–20 card game
Game cards 1–4: 'I have' numbers 7, 20, 16, and 14, paired with 'Who has' prompts for 20, 16, 14, and 1
First sheet: cards 1–4 of 20
Game cards 5–8: 'I have' numbers 1, 15, 3, and 8, paired with 'Who has' prompts for 15, 3, 8, and 11
Second sheet: cards 5–8 of 20
Game cards 9–12: 'I have' numbers 11, 5, 9, and 13, paired with 'Who has' prompts for 5, 9, 13, and 4
Third sheet: cards 9–12 of 20
Game cards 13–16: 'I have' numbers 4, 19, 17, and 2, paired with 'Who has' prompts for 19, 17, 2, and 10
Fourth sheet: cards 13–16 of 20
Game cards 17–20: 'I have' numbers 10, 12, 18, and 6, paired with 'Who has' prompts for 12, 18, 6, and 7
Final sheet: cards 17–20 of 20
Attributes
Subject

Math, Numbers

Grades

Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1

File

PDF

Editable
No
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About This Product

Thank you for being interested in my educational games.

On this occasion I present to you this math game inspired by the numbers from 1 to 20.

1. GENERAL PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS:

- Product title: "I have, who has" - Numbers 1 to 20

- Number of pages: This teaching resource contains 5 fabulous pages, each page contains 4 cards, which would finally make a total of 20 cards with numbers from 1 to 20.

- Color/black and white: This document is available in color so that it captures the immediate attention of your children, increasing their interest and motivation in the area of mathematics.

- Document version and size:

This educational resource is in PDF version and in A4 size.

- Way to print it:

I recommend that you print this document as it is, because I consider that the booklets are just the right size for children to view as well as manipulate them. Additionally, I recommend laminating them or laminating them using adhesive tape to make them more durable, or in any case, print them on cardboard or some other type of resistant material, because the children will directly manipulate the primers.

- Way to apply it in the classroom:

I recommend you apply this game in a group, with children of 3 to 4 children, because they will solve it very easily, you can even organize a competition between groups to see who solves the entire domino first.

- Area in which it should be applied:

Apply it in teaching mathematics for primary school children.

- Ages in which it can be applied:

In children aged 4,5,6,7 who are able to learn their first numbers from 1 to 20.

Thank you so much for choosing my store for download your free resources, I am so happy for producing this type of resources for kids.