To help my 5 year old recognize and count beyond ten, I created this Ocean Themed GO Fish Card Game that can conveniently be played several other ways, too!
Four games in one!! Grab this card game printable at the end of
the post to help your child learn numbers to 20 through PLAY- our favorite way
to learn!
Being that this is a skill we will keep working on throughout her Kindergarten
year, I love coming up with different ways to help her master counting beyond
10.
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Though my intent was to simply work on numbers 11-20, this card game printable
set can actually be played FOUR different ways. Have ''oceans of fun''
by playing:
- Go Fish! #'s 1-20
- Shark Attack! {our version of Old Maid}
- Memory Matching Game
- Number Sequencing
CARD GAME PRINTABLE
Supplies:
- Ocean Card Game Printable
- Laminator
- Scrapbook Paper
- Glue
- Scissors
- Corner Rounder
Prior to playing, you'll need to prep the card game. I LOVE my Scotch Laminator and it sure came in handy for this activity!
Not sure if I did it correctly, but first I glued scrapbook paper to the back of the paper. Next I cut out each card and then placed it in the laminating pocket to be sealed. Then, I cut the cards out again and used my corner rounder to smooth out the corners-- they can be quite sharp!
PRINTABLE GO FISH CARD GAME
You'll play just like regular Go Fish! but we chose to begin with three cards in our hand to start the game.
Once everyone has three cards, place the rest of the cards face down in the middle.
Player 1 asks, "Do you have an 11???"
If the other player does, he/she hands Player 1 the card. If not, Player 1 "Goes Fishing" and takes a card from the middle.
When players have a match, place them down. Whoever has the most matches, wins!
This is a great way to practice number recognition to 20! Since there are not a lot of cards, this game can be played pretty quickly.
Shark Attack! Card Game Printable
Shark Attack! is our version of the game Old Maid.
Deal out all the cards between two players.
Set aside any matches you may have.
Player A goes first and picks a card from player B's hand. Next it is
Player B's turn.
The player that does not have the shark at the end of the game, wins!
Ocean Memory Printable Card Game
Number Sequencing to 20
You could also set up the cards in order, except leave out a number and ask
your child "What number is missing?"
Grab your Go Fish Printable now! And enjoy these 4 fun ways to
play!
So, fire up that laminator and get ready for oceans of fun with this
versatile card game!
Grab your Go Fish Printable now! And enjoy these 4 fun ways to
play!
Click to download your
Ocean Card Game Printable for numbers 10-20!
- for personal use only -- do not alter, sell, change, mass-distribute this printable in any way.
- Ocean clipart licensed to Teach Two Reach
- Hello Chalk Talk Font licensed to Jen Jones
A reader suggested making a set of Ocean Math Cards for the numbers 0-9 and
I have (finally!) done just that!!
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