Math Center – One More One Less

This fun activity is easy set up and has loads of number practice for students. Kids write the number before and after a given number on the cards!

Using the dry eraser, students identify and write the missing numbers on each stripe. Teachers print out the page and laminate it for multiple uses.

With this math activity, students write the number before and after a given number on their cards! These cards focus on numbers 11 to 20.

An excellent math center for kindergarten kids to work on their number sense skills. Count and compare two numbers!

With this activity, kids spin the spinner and cover the ten frame that matches the number. Great for math centers!

In this math activity, students practice counting and number sense skills. This activity is a great addition to your math centers.

Kids place the number card below the apple tree and place the same amount of playdough balls or pom-poms on the tree. Great for math centers!

With this hands-on math activity, students strengthen number sense skills. Students place the number card below the wagon and the same amount of playdough balls on the wagon.

With this hands-on activity, students strengthen their number sense skills. Kids count the apples and match the correct number on the peg.

In this activity, kids roll the die and count dot on the pear. The kids color or cover the matching apple.

This activity would be a great addition to your math center. Kids spin the spinner and write five numbers starting with this number.

In this activity, kids place the number card and matching the word number card below the tree. Then kids put the same amount of playdough balls on the tree.

Students practice composing and decomposing numbers using the numbers bond strategy. These flashcards are great for the math center or independent practice. 

In this activity, kids roll the die and count dot on the pear. The kids color or cover the matching apple.

In this activity, kids place the number card and matching the word number card below the tree. Then kids put the same amount of playdough balls on the tree.