Ict Games: Counting Numbers

Shark Numbers is a mobile-friendly place value game. The learning objective of this game is to know what each digit in a 3-digit number represents, (for ages 5-8).

Students practice number identification and counting forwards and backwards by whacking the mole with the right number.

This interactive abacus can be used for addition, subtraction, counting, and place value.

A colorful game that has students put numbers in the correct order. Before starting, users can choose the number range they wish to work with.

Count the duck targets by tens and click on the one in line that is the same as the number listed on the target at the bottom of the screen.

This is an online tool where students take away one bottle at a time to practice the skill of counting backwards. The highest number students can start with to count backwards is 21.

Fuzz Bugs is fun activity for Pre-K and Kindergarten children to practice counting, sorting, and comparing. Kids will interact with funny little Fuzz Bugs to complete several tasks that include: categorizing by color, counting to ten,...

Bump the car that is in the position of the number in the parking lot. Use the hints by the first and last cars to help you know what the other numbers are.

This is an online tool where the teacher and students can use interactive beads on a rekenrek to model addition or subtraction.

See how many people you can rescue. Click the number of tens and ones you need to move down the number line to the rescue. When you get there click the life preserver and then watch your rescue numbers add up.