Digital Number Wall
$4.00
⭐Are you looking for something to pep up your daily math numeracy routine? ⭐
Do you need a fun and engaging math warm-up for your younger students? Do you want to challenge your students to think deeply about math concepts?
⭐Which one doesn't belong?
Your students will find out with this fun interactive math game!
With this resource, children get practice sorting and categorizing shapes, numbers, objects and more as they determine which image isn't like the others.
They'll look at four pictures of which three have similar attributes and select the one that is different.
This math game provides an engaging way to help children classify objects and builds the foundation for more complex concepts such as grouping and data collection.
It also encourages your students to develop their persuasive text to convince their classmates to understand their choices. Fantastic for expressive and receptive language.
Develop deductive reasoning and persuasion.
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❤️ Nikki Tester @Oceanviewresources
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“Images promote great discussion interesting perspective from students. Easy to implement in routine.”
“this was useful in my elementary classroom. thanks”
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Students loved to discuss which picture "didn't" belong.
Dana R.
Grades taught: K
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