Print me once and keep me! Put a counter in each room — buttons, coins, cereal, dry pasta. Fill the top row first, left to right.
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My ten frame — a full top row is 5, a full mat is 10
Counting past ten? Fill the first frame all the way, then keep going here
Games to play on this mat: Show me 7! · How many more to make 10? · Grown-up builds a number, child says it without counting · Roll a die twice and build both numbers — which is more? · Build 13 using both frames (one full frame and 3 more).
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ClickClassLittle Skills · Math Mats · 2 of 3
Part-Part-Whole Mat
Every number can split into two parts! Put a pile of counters in the big box, then split them into the two small boxes — how many ways can you do it?
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Games to play on this mat: put 5 in the whole box and find every split (0 and 5, 1 and 4, 2 and 3…) · grown-up hides one part under a hand — how many are hiding? · say each split out loud using the sentence at the bottom. Splitting numbers now becomes adding and subtracting later.
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ClickClassLittle Skills · Math Mats · 3 of 3
Number Line 0–20
Hop a counter (or a toy frog!) along the line. Adding hops right, taking away hops left. Land on every number and say it out loud.
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Games to play on this mat: Start on 4, hop 3 — where do you land? · Start on 12, hop back 2 · Which number is one MORE than 9? One LESS? · Grown-up says a number, child races to touch it · Hop by 2s and only say the numbers you land on. The purple 5, 10, 15, 20 are friendly landmarks.
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