Student needs hands-on practice to count to 100. Students also need sensory learning experiences with math skills. Our light table counting to 100 activity gives students hands-on practice with numbers to 100.
Count to 100: Light Table Counting
You will need:
reusable ice cubes (Walmart or Amazon)
Sharpie
I cut out the numbers to 100 using my Silhouette Cameo and vinyl. I attached the numbers to the cubes. You can also (and easily) write on the cubes with a Sharpie! Honestly, if I were to redo this count to 100 activity, I would just write with Sharpies and not use my Cameo.
These light table counting cubes can be used in a couple of ways.
Count to 100 On The Light Table
First, you can just have your students put them in order to 100 on the light table!
Light Table Number Recognition
Next, I took some tracing paper and wrote numbers up to 100 on it. I placed the paper on the light table.
Students can choose a cube, say the number and place it on the number! Great for number recognition!
For more number recognition and counting activities, grab our Number Bootcamp resource!
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