The Painting Theme Number Hide and Seek Pocket Chart Cards are also included in the

Numbers 0-120 Hide and Seek Pocket Chart Cards ENDLESS Bundle.

• Number cards for 0–10 and 0–120 in color
• Number cards for 0–10 and 0–120 in black and white
• Paintbrush hiding cards to place behind the numbers
• Differentiated recording pages for different number ranges
• Clear teacher directions with setup and play tips

• Recognizing numbers as they scan the pocket chart
• Counting as they guess and check
• Working on number order and sequencing
• Telling similar-looking numbers apart
• Saying numbers out loud during each turn
• Writing numbers on the recording pages for extra practice

• Taking turns and waiting while friends guess
• Remembering which numbers have already been tried
• Using fine motor skills when flipping cards and writing
• Feeling confident as they start finding the paintbrushes on their own

1. Place the number cards into a pocket chart so all the numbers are visible. If you don’t have a pocket chart handy, you can also lay the cards out on a table or the floor.
2. Choose how many numbers to use. Start with just a few numbers for kids who are still learning, then add more as they feel ready.
3. Have one child hide 1–5 paintbrush cards behind the number cards while everyone else closes their eyes.
4. Kids take turns guessing which numbers are hiding paintbrushes, saying the number out loud each time they guess.
5. Peek behind the number card to see if a paintbrush is hiding there.
6. Use the recording pages to cross off guessed numbers and write the correct numbers when a paintbrush is found.

• Math Centers Set this up as a center where kids can play independently or with a partner. The predictable routine makes it easy for students to jump in without needing constant teacher help, while still giving them real number practice.
• Small Group Math Time This game works especially well in small groups when you want to target specific number ranges. You can slow things down, repeat numbers as needed, and give extra support without the pressure of keeping a whole group moving.
• Whole Group Circle Time Use the pocket chart during circle time to get everyone involved. Kids love guessing, calling out numbers, and watching closely to see where the paintbrushes are hiding, which keeps the whole group engaged.
• Homeschool Math Lessons This is an easy way to break up table work at home. The game format keeps learning light and playful while still giving plenty of repetition with numbers.
• Speech Therapy and Intervention The turn-taking and verbal number naming make this a natural fit for speech therapy and intervention settings. It’s easy to adjust the pace and number range to meet individual goals.
• Early Finishers or Extra Practice When some kids finish early, this gives them something meaningful to do that doesn’t feel like busy work and doesn’t require extra explanation.
• Indoor or Rainy Day Learning On days when outside time is limited, this pocket chart game gives kids a way to move, talk, and stay engaged while still focusing on math skills.

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