It makes the cards more slick for easier handling, and it also adds to the durability. Note for 2021: I have used these number cards for over 10 years now, and take my advice and go ahead and laminate them. This printable set of number cards contains numbers 0 through 100, and then 100-1000 when counting by 100’s. Draw a card and practice writing that same number in Roman Numerals.Draw a card and practice writing tally marks.Draw a card and practice writing that number in words.“Write” the date in numerals (example: 11-20-21).Set out a group of manipulatives, count the number of items, and find the corresponding card.
Play math games (I need to write a post on all of the games we play, as we play several times a week.).Arrange in ascending and descending order.Here are a few of the ways we use them in our home: The activity mostly depends on the age of the child I’m working with. Sometimes we use the whole stack of 100 and at other times I only pull out a set of 10 or 20. We use these little printable number cards for all kinds of things in our homeschool.
#Numbered file cards free#
➡ Looking for more free printable cards? Take a look at my printable place value cards or these super helpful printable triplet cards (for learning math facts for 11-18). Note: This post was originally published in November 2012! That was a LONG time ago! I’ve updated the printable number cards and left much of the original post intact. Make a printable set of numbered cards, laminate them, and never write them on index cards again! I’m sure I’ve written numbers 1 through 100 at least two dozen times for various and sundry math games, drills, and hands-on activities.
I can’t begin to count the sets of number cards I’ve made out of index cards in the past 3 years.
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