Instantly download my fun Number Stack Mats and Games to build number concepts and counting skills. There are 24 challenging tower games and bonus learning prompts in this nature-themed pack. Harness the benefits of hands-on, playful learning and watch your students eagerly build number towers using materials like lego, unifix cubes, or small wooden blocks. The tactile learning experience enhances their understanding of numbers while also making learning about numbers fun!

This Set Contains:

• Numbers 0 to 10 on the first 8 Number Stack Mats.

• Numbers 0 to 10 on the next 8 Number Stack Game boards.

• Another 8 Number Stack Game boards with teen numbers (10 to 20).

• 4 BONUS learning prompts

The games and mats have been designed using beautiful images from the natural world.

They will help your children develop and practise math skills like counting collections with 1-to-1 correspondence, subitising, connecting number names, numerals and quantities, partitioning numbers and solving simple addition problems.

These games engage children in hands-on learning that will foster their mathematical curiosity.

This math resource is perfect for:

• hands-on math investigation areas

• math centers

• small group maths rotations

• number work

• fine motor centers

• busy bags

• early finishers

• morning tubs

• homework

Your children will need a tower building material to play these games. We like to use lego, unifix or small wooden blocks in our classroom.

Differentiate Learning

Whether your students are just beginning to grasp number sense or ready for more complex number challenges, this resource can help. The varied game boards allow for differentiating your math instruction. You’ll be able to cater to each learner's unique learning needs.

You will receive a .pdf file containing 24 beautiful nature-themed Tower Stack mats and games, along with instructions and game variations for differentiation.

This versatile math resource ensures you willl have easy-to-prep engaging number activities you can use over and over in your classroom.