Older kids who are beginning to add and subtract numbers can play a variation of War called Hi Low. Comparing number values helps kids develop number sense and sets them up for success with addition and subtraction and more. His teacher had them playing against each other, her and even parents and the kids loved every second of it.
War was the favorite game when my son was in kindergarten. Kindergarten students can use the graphics on the cards to help them check to see if they are correct. Set out cards and have kids combine them to make as many tens as they can. The ability to make a ten out of numbers is a math skill that will help kids with addition and subtraction. ABC, AABB, and ABAB are common math patterns young kids should be able to start to identify and complete. Use the different suits, colors, or face cards to create math patterns. Asking each other if they have a certain number is a great way to practice recognizing the different numbers and is a good game to help get kids ready for kindergarten. Go fish is the classic number identification game. Younger kids can start with just a few to order at a time and older kids can time themselves to see how fast they can be a larger group into numerical order.
Kids can use cards to practice counting and ordering numbers correctly. Older kids can group also group them by odds and evens or into multiples too. Kids can sort them by suit, color and numbers. Since you only need a pack of cards to play they are they perfect activity to do when you’re on the go too.Ĭards are perfect to use to practice sorting. Preschool, kindergarten, first grade and older kids can practice so many math concepts with just a deck of cards. Simple math card games are a great way for kids to play with math!
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