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| Our printable math mats have a fun Bug theme, with coordinating number cards 1-12. Cards include number, written form, and picture of corresponding amount of bugs! You need to laminate these or put these in protective sleeves so that children can write the answers then erase their boards. |
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| Buggy Number Printables Page 1 Page2 These are printable number cards with pictures of bugs corresponding the the number. There is a written form of the number at the bottom of the card. Print up one set per child on heavy cardstock. You might print extra sets for other games. |
| Materials: Buggy Boards Number Printables Dry Erase Marker Laminator or Protective Sheet Dice (for optional games) |
| Printable Buggy Boards Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Print up your buggy boards to use as fun colorful math mats for children to practice basic equations. I laminated mine back to back (add/sub and mul/div) so that I only have two boards which have double sides. |
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| Game #1 This game is for one or two players. Turn cards upside down, draw two at a time and then place them on your mat. Solve the problem. Check your work cards, if not, return them to the pile. Winner is one with most cards at the end. (Use different level boards for |






| Game #2 Children use number cards 4-9 and lay them out in front of them. Child rolls the die, then must find the correct number card that will make 10 with the die. So if the child rolls a 2, they find their 8 card and turn it over. First child to turn over all cards wins. This is a great game for multiple ages as it's sorta the luck of the roll. |
| Game #3 Play make "10" concentration. Print two sets of cards, and use numbers 1-10. Turn all cards over and take turns trying to find pairs that add up to ten. |
| Other Suggestions: Roll the die and write in all the numbers. Use the board to preform simple opperations during daily math practice. Print up our Buggy Counters, or use counters of your own (check Dollar Tree!) |
| Game #4 Play Make Ten War! Divide the cards between two players. Take turns turning over cards into the community pile. If the card before, and the new card can somehow "make ten" then be the first to slap the pile. (i.e. 11-1 can equal 10, 7 + 3 equals 10, and just 10 equals 10) If you are the first to slap the pile, you win the cards. Winner is the one with all the cards in the end. You will need multiple sets of the printable number cards for this to be fun. |




