I Have, Who Has Ten Frames up to 30 Game
Easy Peasy Learners
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Grade Levels
PreK - 1st
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Pages
30 game cards
Easy Peasy Learners
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Used this during summer school with my first and second graders. They love math games and this helped them retain skills learned during the school year.
My students love playing I have who has! This is a very engaging way to practice numbers within 30 using ten frames
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Description
I Have, Who Has Ten Frames up to 30 Game is perfect for mastering ten frames as it allows the students to learn through play.
You can grab other Ten Frames I Have Who Has games here, if your students are not yet ready for numbers up to 30.
Ten Frames up to 10 Card Game
Ten Frames up to 20 Card Game
This I Have, Who Has Card Game has 30 cards, each card featuring a number represented with a ten frame and with a numeric value.
We recommend you laminate the cards.
Game rules
Distribute the game cards. Each student needs at least one card, but can have more than one. All cards need to be distributed.
Choose a student that starts the game by reading the question part of the game "Who Has". The student for example asks "Who has 15". Other students look at their cards, the part with a ten frame, and the one that has a ten frame showing the number ten, replies with "I have fifteen" and continues the game by reading their question.
The game ends when all cards are called.
You can grab other Ten Frames I Have Who Has games here, if your students are not yet ready for numbers up to 30.
Ten Frames up to 10 Card Game
Ten Frames up to 20 Card Game
This I Have, Who Has Card Game has 30 cards, each card featuring a number represented with a ten frame and with a numeric value.
We recommend you laminate the cards.
Game rules
Distribute the game cards. Each student needs at least one card, but can have more than one. All cards need to be distributed.
Choose a student that starts the game by reading the question part of the game "Who Has". The student for example asks "Who has 15". Other students look at their cards, the part with a ten frame, and the one that has a ten frame showing the number ten, replies with "I have fifteen" and continues the game by reading their question.
The game ends when all cards are called.
Total Pages
30 game cards
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