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Number Sense (0-20) Sorting Mats | Counting to 20 Reader and Sorting Activity

Number Sense (0-20) Sorting Mats | Counting to 20 Reader and Sorting Activity

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Sorting is an essential skill that students need to learn in their early education years. With this set of number sense 1-20 sorting mats, students can sort 120 different objects by number (20 color mats, 6 different sorting pieces per mat).
What is included?
  1. 20 (twenty) recycling sorting mats
  2. 1 (one) number sense reader - printable (16 page booklet)
  3. number sense lesson plans (how to use what's included)
  • First (read the booklet), Then (complete the sorting mat)
  • Skills Targeted by These Activities
  • Potential IEP Goals for Skill Mastery
  • Other activity ideas for this topic

Number Sense sorting mats includes:
Each mat has the number written on the middle (ie., "1" or "20")
There are 6 pieces for each mat:
- the written number form ("one")
- tally mark representation
- number of objects
- simple addition problem ("1+0=")
- simple subtraction problem ("3-2=")
- ten frame representation
 
How do I use this in my classroom?
I print on white cardstock, laminate, cut out and add Velcro. During center time or during "free" time, these sorting mats are readily available for students to work on. Depending on ability level, I give the students multiple mats to work on at once.
 
If a student has not yet mastered the basic addition and subtraction facts, I let them leave those pieces on the sorting mats. They will then sort the remaining 4 pieces per board given to them.
 

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Sarah Goonan

My students love using this resource in my elementary special education classroom , we love using them in small groups

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Rachel P.

My students were engaged and focused in this activity.

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Laci F.

I use this with my elementary English language learning students.

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Alex P.

The sorting mats are hands-on and visual, and the included reader and lesson ideas make it easy to implement. My students stay engaged, and I’ve seen growth in their number sense.

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Cleary's Creations

I have a student who has trouble holding a pencil and writing. This resource is perfect for him to practice number sense. Thanks!

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Jennifer Schumacker

This was an amazing resource when I was teaching four year old preschool. Since moving to SPED I am using it again to help reinforce knowledge for my students. Thank you!

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Arianna M.

Great product and very easy to use with students of all abilities.

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Marie B.

While I was excited to stumble across this resource, I wish that the colour coding between the number card and smaller matching cards was varied. Students have picked up on the matching colour when provided a small number of cards to complete. So, I now I need to ensure I am sharing number cards with the same colour otherwise they are matching colours not working through the math. Besides that, it is a good resource. I laminated the cards and added velcro dots.

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Kirsten R.

Students enjoyed working in groups to sort cards. Used 1-5 with some groups however was able to extend with others.

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Vickie B.

My students loved using this resource for their morning work.

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Lexie S.

This was a great resource for centers. I use this for some independent practice for students as well!

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Alisha Williamson

My students engaged with this activity and it was easy to differentiate.

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Jessica Spears

This resource was great practice for my students in math stations.

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Nicole P.

A great number sorting resource for Kinder. Thanks.

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Love of Learning - Special Education Teacher

I have student binders for each of my students and I love how adaptable these activities are for them! Some students are able to complete more than others and this allows for me to pick and choose who can do what!

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Jennifer S.

lots of pieces, but fun. something that the kids can do independently

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Gabrielle L.

I love the look of these! and my kids love them so much!!

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Kati Cattrell

This has helped me with students of multiple ages and grade level get a better understanding of numbers, correspondence and ways to make the number

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Gretchen Bagley

No longer teaching moderate to severe, but this item is great for that purpose!

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Sarah S.

Love using this as an independent math station in my classroom! Great to use as a review!

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Tara S.

Love this resource for number concepts. Great for basket tasks

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Sarah B.

This was a great supplemental activity to reinforce number concepts. Thank you for taking the time to create this resource.

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Savannah C.

This worked well with my resource children. Great material and aligned with the standards that I was teaching.

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Sarah B.

This has been amazing to use with my kindergarten students as an alternative to paper and pencil morning work that their peers complete during out soft start mornings! Thank you!

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Erin H.

great

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Kaia P.

Love, Mrs. D's resources, my students love them as well.

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Rosalyn D.

Awesome resource. It worked great to give a visual of all of the different ways to make the numbers.

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DeNaé B.

Great resource! Thank you!

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Lisa B.

Great comprehensive numbers resource.

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Jennifer P.

Great practice for number sense

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Nicky Dux

My students love using this resource. I have made them into file folders in the classroom and they have enjoyed the challenge of sorting each mat.

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Carter's Kinder Creations

This is a fun and engaging math center. Thank you!

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cathy C.

Great resource