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Which is Bigger 1-9 - Addition to Ten Game

Which is Bigger 1-9 - Addition to Ten Game
Mathematics Games & Activities
ACMNA015 ACMNA030
Description

This game is a great fun way for students to practise the early stage of addition - counting on to ten. Designed for 2 players, this game also includes an answer card for a self correcting game for independent students.

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Reviews
Rebecca Clarke
Posted 9 years ago
VIC, Australia
A suggested improvement for lower stage children: convert the second number to dots so the student can "count on" (with a greater level of independent support) to find the answer