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Helicopter Rescue is a mental maths game with different sized number charts and it is designed to help you to identify and work with numbers up to 100. The game works well on an interactive whiteboard.

The game modes include 'Find a Number' and 'Count On & Back'. In the first, you are asked to find a number on the grid, either directly or in between two voiced numbers. The count on and count back games are designed to help you learn some of the vocabulary of addition and subtraction; count on, count back, more than and less than.

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4-8 Years

SUBJECTS

Maths Number Addition Subtraction

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Helicopter Rescue - Mental Maths for 4 to 8 Year Olds

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Helicopter Rescue is a mental maths game for 4 to 8 year olds which can help you to know your two-digit numbers and help with addition and subtraction skills. It covers different vocabulary such as more than, less than, count on and count back.

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Find the treasure by counting the correct number of fish on the screen.

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Learn to Count up to 10 with Underwater Counting Maths Game

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A fun learning to count maths game for early years children by Topmarks. Find the treasure by counting the underwater creatures. Two difficulty levels - counting up to 5 or up to 10.

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This game asks the user to fill in the blanks on the chart with the correct numbers.

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This website offers plenty of activities student's can do at home to practice.

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Help kids master counting to 100 with these fun, easy to use, and FREE count to 100 games.

One of the earliest math successes for each of my kids has been when they can finally say, "I can count all the way to 100, all by myself!"

There's so much excitement, I just can't tell them no when they beg to show me for the 23rd time that day. There's just something thrilling for kids when they realize they can successfully count to such a large number. And then to find they can get there faster by skip counting? Genius!

If your kids still need some help practicing this important skill, you will love this set of low-prep count to 100 games!

Skills Covered in These Count to 100 Games:

Obviously, these games focus on counting to 100.

But this will also give kids in Preschool or Kindergarten practice with counting on (an important prerequisite to addition), number recognition.

And kids in First or Second Grade will love practicing skip counting by 5's and 10's.

( Find another fun skip counting game here!)

Materials Needed for the Games:

I designed these games intentionally to be super easy, low-prep games. So all you have to do is print and go! You will only need a handful of other materials, then your kids can play and count all day long:

Game board of your choice (grab the free download at the end of the post)

Crayons (2 different colors)

Game pieces (from a board game, unifix cubes, beads, etc.)

One die

Count to 100 Games Included:

This download includes 3 different simple, black and white games to practice counting to 100 and practice skip counting to 100. The first game is for 2 players and is the most basic (for preschool or Kindergarten). This one page game requires a crayon for each player and a die. The next 2 games can be played with more players and are great for Kindergarten, First Grade or Second Grade. These focus on skip counting and require game pieces for each player and a die.

How to Play the Partner Count to 100 Game:

This game is very simple. The goal is to be the player who reaches 100 first. To get started, the first player rolls the die. They then color and count that many numbers on the hundreds chart (starting at 1). The next player then rolls a die and colors that many squares, counting on from where player one left off. For example, if player one rolled a three, they would count and color, "1, 2, 3." Then if player two rolls a four, they start at four and count and color, "4, 5, 6, 7." Players continue to take turns in this way until one of them reaches 100.
The first to get to 100 wins!
How to Play the Skip Counting Games:

The next two games require a little more of kids and provides less support. If your kids are struggling, have a hundreds chart out that they can use to see and help them skip count. This game is also really easy and straightforward. The goal is simply to be the first to make it to the finish and correctly skip count to 100! To begin, kids place their game pieces at start. The first player then rolls the die and moves that number of spaces. To stay on the space, they must skip count by 5 (or 10, depending on the game) up to the number they land on. For example, if they land on 25, they would count, "5, 10, 15, 20, 25." If they count wrong, however, they have to go back to start (or their previous space).
The first player to reach the end and skip count to 100 wins!
Learning Important Skills Through Play:

Even though young kids need to practice and learn big mathematical concepts, it doesn't mean they have to drill with flash cards and worksheets. Learning by playing a game will ease math fears, provide a fun and engaging space and encourage more kids to participate! So I hope you enjoy these easy and low-prep count to 100 games, and more importantly, I hope your kiddos enjoy them to practice their math skills! And if you're looking for even more easy learning ideas and ways to reach and engage every student, check out Math Geek Mama Membership. New resources added every month!

More FUN Count to 100 Activities

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Help kids master counting to 100 with these fun, easy to use, and FREE count to 100 games. One of the earliest math successes for each of my kids has been when they can finally say, "I can count all the way to 100, all by myself!"

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This game allows users to add or take away depending on what is asked of them.

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How many bugs are on the rug? In this beginning math game, kids must count and drag the correct number of bugs. Designed to help kids follow instructions and introduce them to basic addition, this counting game works on important preschool concepts. Plus, the bug graphics are so cute, kids will want to play time and time again.

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Count Bugs on the Rug Game | Game | Education.com

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How many bugs are on the rug? Kids must count up critters in this beginning math game, building a foundation for addition.

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Number Bubble - Count to 100 is an educational game for kids to practice number sequences. Children must fill in the missing numbers by popping bubbles and dropping the numbers in the correct boxes.

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Join the Singing Walrus in counting to 100.

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The Singing Walrus - English Songs For Kids

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Big Numbers Song | Count to 100 Song | The Singing Walrus

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Read and count numbers up to 50. Start from any number in this range and continue the counting sequence. Place any number in this range on a number line or a hundreds chart.

Common Core Alignment

1.NBT.1Count to 120, starting at any number less than 120. In this range, read and write numerals and represent a number of objects with a written numeral.

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Splash Math - Fun Math Practice Games for Kindergarten to Grade 5

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Read and count numbers up to 50. Start from any number in this range and continue the counting sequence. Place any number in this range on a number line or a hundreds chart. 1.NBT.1 Count to 120, starting at any number less than 120.