Candy Jar Which Number Comes Next Printable Activity
After children have learned to count to 25, it is time to work on fluency by working on which number comes next. Children can use fall candy corn candy as a counting manipulative and then write down which number comes next in the series. This is such a fun fall math activity for pre-k and kindergarten age students. Print pdf file for this free kindergarten math activity.
Which number comes next
Kindergarteners will love these candy corn themed counting and number order activity cards. Looking for a fun way to reinforce number order? A candy corn theme will definitely have the kids excited to learn! Use real candy corn to have the kids show their numbers. These which number comes next cards are versatile and can be used in a number of ways. The kids will enjoy practicing number order and number identification in a fun and hands-on way using erase markers.
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Number Order Printable
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Which number comes next in the series
To prep this activity, print the candy jar number sequence cards and laminate them (preferably) then print as many sets of the recording sheets you need for your students. They can use dry erase markers on the laminated strips.
Candy Corn Jars Number Order Printable
Playing this number order game is fairly straight forward. Choose the number strips you would like your students to work on, choose these carefully not to overload your students with a large number of cards. Students begin by identifying the numbers on each strip then write the number that comes next or before. They can also have a number line in front of them to help them figure out the next number.
Another way you could use these cards is to play a scavenger hunt game and tape all the strips around the room. Then, have the kids looking for the strips around the room, and completing each strip and placing them in a container. You could also add an element of mystery and surprise by telling a short story to have the kids ‘solve the puzzle’ and finish all the cards before a timer runs out. It’s a great way to encourage team building and playful activities within your classroom environment.
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