This activity is for children KG-2 who struggle in math or have dyscalculia.<br /> It will help them connect familiar domino dot patterns with numbers and their doubles.<br /> The activity forms an essential tool to support learning addition facts.<br /> Our tool allows you to print your own set and provides a fun learning activity that can be done well within the child's attention span.<br /> The tool is designed to be repeated over the weeks until mastery.<br /> We designed this to follow the color code of the famous Cuisenaire rods.

Number sense takes center stage in doing mathematics and is one of the main stumble blocks for students with dyscalculia. Being able to visualize and apply a number line is an important number sense activity. You can help your student to develop this ability using a ruler or a tape measure that shows the inches or centimeters on one side and is blank on the other side, as number line, and a few small indicator stickies.<br /> Helps building estimation and number line skills.<br /> Use K-2

<p>To understand that numbers are built up from smaller numbers we use Part-Part-Whole activities. Partitioning and recombining numbers are essential skills.</p>

This is suitable for children KG-2. <br /> Developed for children with Dyscalculia.<br /> Children will love you number talk when using these cards with the familiar domino dot patterns.<br /> The goals is to use the knowledge of doubles to learn doubles plus one and double plus two.<br /> Children will explicitly learn to apply the doubles as an addition strategy.<br /> The game can also be played by two children so it is also suitable to have in your portfolio at a center.

<p>Addition with regrouping ones into a ten: A tool to help the student moving from ten frames to writing a column addition.</p>

<p>This is a great activity to do with your student to show them that fractions can be different but yet equal size.</p>

Some games, activities and templates for Thanksgiving numeracy related fun.