Place value activities for numbers 0-100 that get every child excited about counting by tens! This pack has 20+ hands-on activities for your preschool, pre-K and kindergarten math centers, with a wide variety of ways to learn about numbers and place value from 0-100.

Children count by tens with ten-frames and bundles, fill in missing numbers on strips and 100-charts, build numbers with play dough and play games like BINGO and I Have, Who Has? With so many different activities, you can practice the same skills all year long and keep things fresh.

With this place value pack, you get

• 20+ hands-on place value and counting activities for numbers 0-100
• Clip cards, puzzles, board games, card games and dice games in one pack
• Counting by tens practice with ten-frames, bundles, arrays and number words
• Every activity in both color and black and white

Print the activities that fit your printer and your plans, and you're ready for math centers!

This pack is part of the Year Long Kindergarten Math Growing Bundle:
Check out the Year Long Kindergarten Math Growing Bundle here

What's Included

• 2 sets of Counting by 10's Clip Cards (ten-frame and bundles)
• 2 sets of Missing Number Clip Cards
• Matching Games (picture, number, word)
• 100 Play Dough Number Mats
• Count the Room
• Counting by 10's Board Game
• 10 Counting Grid Games
• 2 I Have, Who Has? Card Games
• 3 sets of Counting by Tens Puzzles (array, ten-frame, words)
• Class set of BINGO cards
• Roll it, Write it, Make It Dice Game
• Flip it, Write it, Make It Game
• 10 sets of Missing Number Strips
• 3 Missing Number 100-Charts
• Number of the Day Mats
• Number Writing Cards
• All activities in both color and black and white

Why Teachers Love It

• So much variety: More than 20 activities let you practice place value and counting by tens in new ways every week.
• Printer-friendly: Every activity comes in color and black and white, so you can use this pack no matter what your printing abilities are.
• Hands-on learning: Play dough mats, clip cards, puzzles and dice games keep little hands busy while children learn.
• Whole group ready: A class set of BINGO cards, Count the Room and I Have, Who Has? games bring the whole class together.
• Easy center rotations: Set out a different game or clip card set each week and children already know the routine.
• Low prep options: Write and wipe pockets save on laminating for the play dough mats and roll and make activities.

Skills Students Practice

Primary Academic Skills

• Counting by tens: Clip cards, puzzles and the board game give children practice counting by tens to 100.
• Place value: Children see numbers as groups of ten and some ones with ten-frames, bundles and arrays.
• Number recognition 0-100: BINGO, I Have, Who Has? and the matching games help children read numbers to 100.
• Number sequence: Missing number clip cards, strips and 100-charts ask children to find the number that belongs.
• Representing numbers: Roll it, Write it, Make It and Flip it, Write it, Make It have children write a number and build it.
• Number words: Matching games and puzzles connect numerals with number words.
• Number writing: Number writing cards and Number of the Day mats give practice writing numerals.

Secondary Life & Learning Skills

• Taking turns
• Listening to classmates
• Following directions
• Using mathematical language
• Maintaining attention
• Working independently

How to Use It

Step 1: Choose the activities you want, then print them in color or black and white. Laminate pieces you want to reuse, or slide pages into write and wipe pockets.

Step 2: Model each activity in a small group, such as counting a ten-frame clip card by tens or filling in a missing number on a 100-chart.

Step 3: Rotate the activities through math centers. Bring out the class set of BINGO cards, Count the Room or I Have, Who Has? for whole group practice.

Some Tips

• To save on laminating, use a write and wipe pocket for the play dough mats and roll and make activities.
• Use dry erase markers or crayons to trace the number words at the bottom of the play dough mats.

Easy Differentiation

Every child is at a different place with counting and place value. This pack makes it simple to meet each child right where they are.

For Children Who Need More Support

• Start with the ten-frame clip cards so children can see each group of ten
• Count by tens aloud together before children work on their own
• Use a 100-chart as a guide during the missing number activities
• Begin with only a few play dough number mats at a time

For On-Level Practice

• Play the Counting by 10's Board Game with a partner
• Complete the counting by tens puzzles with ten-frames, arrays and words
• Use the missing number strips and clip cards in centers
• Play BINGO or I Have, Who Has? as a class

For an Extra Challenge

• Fill in the Missing Number 100-Charts
• Play Roll it, Write it, Make It and Flip it, Write it, Make It independently
• Complete the words version of the counting by tens puzzles
• Explain how many tens and ones are in a number on the Number of the Day mats

For Speech, OT, ELL or Special Education Support

• Practice number words and math vocabulary such as tens and ones
• Build fine motor skills with play dough mats and clips on the clip cards
• Use the picture matching games for visual support
• Give extra processing time and model each activity before children begin

Perfect For

• Kindergarten math centers
• Preschool and pre-K classrooms
• Small groups
• Whole group games
• Morning work
• Intervention
• 100th Day of School
• Homeschool

Standards

These place value activities support kindergarten and 1st grade math standards in Common Core, the TEKS (Math, adopted 2012) and the Virginia Math SOL (2023):

Common Core State Standards

• CCSS K.CC.A.1: Count to 100 by ones and by tens.
• CCSS K.CC.A.2: Count forward from a given number, as on the missing number strips and clip cards.
• CCSS 1.NBT.A.1: Count to 120 starting at any number, read and write numerals and represent a number of objects with a written numeral.
• CCSS 1.NBT.B.2: Understand that the two digits of a two-digit number stand for tens and ones. Numbers such as 10, 20 and 30 are groups of tens.

Texas TEKS

• TEKS Math K.5: Recite numbers up to at least 100 by ones and tens beginning with any given number.
• TEKS Math 1.2.C: Represent numbers up to 120 with objects, pictures and standard form.
• TEKS Math 1.5.B: Skip count by tens to find the total number of objects in a set.

Virginia SOL

• VA SOL Math K.NS.1.d: Count forward orally by ones from 0 to 100.
• VA SOL Math K.NS.1.j: Group objects into sets of ten and count by tens to find the total.
• VA SOL Math 1.NS.1: Show forward counting by groups of 10.
• VA SOL Math 1.NS.2: Describe the number of tens and ones in a two-digit number.

Grab the Place Value Numbers 0-100 pack and fill your math centers with 20+ hands-on ways to count by tens and build numbers to 100. Print in color or black and white, set out the play dough and clip cards and watch children grow their number sense. Add it to your cart today!

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