Preschool Numerical Order Card Game From education.com

Preschool Numerical Order Card Game From education.com

Friends with preschoolers, here’s a fun game to practice numerical sequencing! A big thanks to Jennifer with Education.com for this wonderful guest blog! Make sure to visit education.com for additional learning resources, teaching tools, lessons and games.

 

Numerical Order

Your child’s room may not always be orderly, but their number sense will be after learning how to play this card game. Your kid will practice numerical sequencing by placing cards in order by their numbers and suits. It’s a wonderful way to help them get a handle on counting, patterns and numerical order.

What You Need:

  • Deck of cards
  • 2 or more players

What You Do:

  1. Ask your child to shuffle the cards and distribute them evenly among the players.
  2. Request that any players who have 7s in their hands place them in a row in the center of the table.
  3. The objective of the game is for all players to place their cards in numerical order, using matching suits. For the first round, players will need to have either a 6 or an 8 to place next to the 7s.
  4. Each player should put down as many cards in numerical order as they can on each turn.
  5. A player who doesn’t have any cards to set down when his turn comes must pass.
  6. Whoever gets rid of their cards first wins!

 

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