Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways

Looking for a fun and interactive way for your students to learn about representing numbers in different ways? These printable number hats offer a delightful mix of activities that reinforce key maths skills which support decomposing numbers to 10.

Your students will practice writing numerals, number words, coloring ten frames and bead strings, tracing tallies, coloring place value blocks, and drawing jumps on a number line - all while creating their very own number hat!

Here’s what you’ll get:

• 10 printable number hats (1 for each number 1-10)
• Answer key for self-checking
• A4 pdf format

Benefits:

• Strengthens number recognition (numerals, words)
• Reinforces counting and number representation (ten frames, bead strings, tallies)
• Introduces basic place value concepts
• Promotes fine motor skills through coloring and tracing
• Encourages independent learning with answer key

How to Use:
Simply print the desired size hats, have students complete the activities, cut out the hats, and attach a headband for a numbertastic learning experience!

Make maths time engaging and memorable with these creative number hats!

Each student will need:
From the pdf:

• 1 hat page

Also need:

• colouring crayons/pencils etc
• scissors
• glue or sticky tape

Represent numbers 1 - 10 in different ways including:

• Ten frame
• tally
• bead strings
• place value cubes
• number line
• Number word
• Digit

Suggested activities with the completed hats:

• Practice number bonds of 10. Students find someone who has the associated fact. e.g. if they are wearing a ‘8 hat’ they would need to find someone wearing a ‘2 hat’. They could prove that they have found the correct partner by using one of the concrete resources shown on the hat and making what they can see on their partners hat. When they put them together, they should make 10. They would then go to a student who is wearing a 10 hat to check that they are bonds of 10.

• Students could sort themselves into groups according to their teachers instructions. e.g. smallest to largest, largest to smallest, odds and evens, …
  It can also be interesting to allow students to come up with their own games!

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• Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books

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• Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle