Number Recognition Activities BUNDLE | Bingo

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Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to practice number recognition with your students? Your kiddos will love playing these number identification bingo games! I have included a printable version as well as TWO digital versions of each game – 1 that is compatible with Google Slides™ and 1 that works with Easel by TPT, so you can choose the platform that works best for you!

With 30 unique Bingo Boards in each game included, you can play them with your whole class!

This BUNDLE contains all of my Number Recognition Bingo products:

• Number Recognition Bingo for Numbers 0-5

• Number Recognition Bingo for Numbers 6-10

• Number Recognition Bingo for Numbers 0-10

You will SAVE 20% if you buy these products together in this BUNDLE!

If you choose to use the printable version of these games, prep includes printing, laminating and cutting (if you use the printable calling cards and/or playing squares – but these are optional!).

If you choose to use the digital versions, there is little to no prep required!

I have even created a digital set of Calling Cards in a macro-enabled PowerPoint file for you to use if you wish to save you time!

Each fun Number Bonds Bingo Game in this bundle includes:

• Clickable contents for easy navigation

• Teacher information

• 30 printable Bingo Boards in colour

• 30 printable Bingo Boards in black and white

• Printable Calling Cards and Playing Squares in colour

• Printable Calling Cards and Playing Squares in black and white

• Drag and drop digital version compatible with Google Slides (with all 30 boards, calling cards and playing squares incorporated)

• Digital Calling Cards in a Macro-enabled PowerPoint file.

Please note:

• The digital options for this product are in a Google Drive folder. You will receive a link to access this folder so that you can download these resources if you wish to use them.

• The PDF download contains a link to the Google Slides version of this resource. If you wish to use this option, you will need to click the button in the PDF and you will be taken to a page asking if you wish to make a copy of the file. You need to click the ‘Make a copy’ button and a copy will then be placed in your own Google Drive.

Thank you so much,

Colleen Schwartz