May 30, 2018 · This free number fish printable is a fun addition to play time. You can use the little fish as counting cards, and include them in sensory and imaginary play to fill your child’s environment with numbers.

Number Fishing Game These numbers fishing cards are a great way to review numbers from 1 to 20 and colors! See this blog post for fishing game instructions and activity ideas .

Get ready to count those fish in this fun math game. Count the fish shown, then pick the shell with the correct number. This game has 10 questions. Play Fishy Count game online on your mobile phone, tablet or computer.

Number Matching Fish 1-10 Practice counting, number sense, and cardinality with this fun freebie! Students can count each of the fish and match it to the card with a corresponding number. This can be added to the math centers in your class, used as an informal testing activity, etc!

This free counting game for kids lets students practice counting objects from 1 to 20. Players count the fish in each scene to determine the total number of fish. The game is split into three levels of increasing difficulty. In the second and third rounds, tally marks appear as the player clicks on each fish.

Write letters on the fish to work on alphabet recognition, or put a sight word on each fish. Or, for some more advanced math practice, shout out a number and ask kids to fish for something "bigger" or "smaller."

Match the fish to the fish bowls with this fun (and free!) number memory game. This game is easy to set up. Simply follow these easy instructions: Print the matching cards on cardstock. If desired, glue fishy or aquarium themed scrapbook paper pages to the backs of the card pages. This is not necessary, but it will give the cards a finished look.

May 27, 2015 · This fishing number game is a perfect activity to accompany the nursery rhyme '1, 2, 3, 4, 5 once I caught a fish alive'. Kids will have fun singing, counting, and ordering numbers as they catch the fish.

I would use this game to reinforce the different ways we show numbers using numerals, words, ten frames and tally marks. This game includes a set of 44 different coloured fish focusing on numbers zero to ten. Simply print, cut and laminate the fish then add a paperclip to each one.