Number Bingo is a fun game to play with children who are just learning numbers 1-50, or who already know their numbers. The game is also great to play together with friends or siblings, and learning to take turns teaches children cooperation, patience, and respect. Before the game begins, children have to agree which pattern will be the winning one: a row filled vertically, horizontally or diagonally. Alternatively, they can choose a more complicated winning pattern such as "T" shape or the circumference ~ the "square" pattern.
You may download a pdf of this lesson for your personal use here.
To have a prepared environment, you would need bingo cards with slightly different number combinations, small cards with numbers that match those on bingo cards, and counters or game pieces.
Here, children agreed on a vertical row winning pattern, and Julia was the first to have hers filled ~ so she is the winner!
For more Holiday math, see here โค๏ธValentine's ๐Hearts ๐ฏHundred Board, and here a post on Valentine's Odd and Even Math lesson.
To see all our Valentines Day activities, see here โค๏ธValentine's Inspired Unit Study.
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