Really Good Stuff® Who's Closer Number Line Game
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Best for Grades: PreK-3
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Best for Grades: PreK-3
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Order in the next 6 hrs and 47 mins
Standards Aligned
Ages: 5+ / Grades: PreK-3
Reinforce Number Sense With This Fun, Interactive Game
This game is a fun and engaging way for children to practice their number identification. The game is designed for two children to play at a time. Use the green-bordered cards for practice with numbers 0 – 10, the yellow-bordered cards for practice with numbers 11 – 20 or combine both for practice with numbers 0 – 20.
- WHAT YOU GET: This game includes one game board sized 15” x 5”, one instruction card sized 5” x 7”, and 140 playing cards sized 2.5” x 3.5”. All the contents come in a colorful storage box that is easy to store and protect the materials.
- ENGAGING PRACTICE: The challenge of the game is to determine who is the player whose card number is closest to the goal card number. This will help children see the difference in numbers and their relationships to each other on the number line.
- MATH FUN: When children play this game, they will determine who is closest, and that child gets to keep the cards played. The children playing will be engaged in counting, number identification, and more.
- PLAYING GAMES TEACHES LIFE SKILLS: When children engage in games, they learn valuable life skills, such as taking turns, winning, and losing gracefully, and being respectful, just to name a few.
- CREATED BY TEACHERS: For over 30 years, Really Good Stuff has been on the forefront of creating unique, hands-on classroom tools that are created by teachers. That is why you will see a difference in all of our products.
- 126 cards
- 1 Gameboard
- 1 Instruction card
- Storage box
We Know Standards
In the U.S alone, nearly 30% of educational standards are overhauled, revised or edited each year. Tracking these changes demands the full-time expertise and we have the tool to manage those standards, so you can trust us as the leader in standards alignment. Correlations are made for all State, National, and Common Core Standards. In addition, we have Head Start standards for early childhood. And most recently, we’ve added both National STEM Standards and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
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