Subitizing Cards - Math Flash Cards - Number Sense Dot Cards - Ten Frames & Teen

🎯 Grades PreK–1 | Over 300 Slides | 12 Flashcard Sets | Google Slides™ Link Included

Build strong number sense and subitizing skills with this comprehensive flashcard pack designed to give young learners hands-on and visual experiences with numbers! Perfect for whole group, small group, or independent centers, this set includes 12 engaging flashcard sets that help children understand numbers from multiple perspectives—and it's now available in both printable PDF and interactive Google Slides™ format!

📦 What’s Included:

• ✅ 12 Unique Flashcard Sets covering numbers 0–30
• ✅ Printable PDF file – perfect for classroom display, games, and small group instruction
• ✅ Digital Google Slides version – ideal for remote learning or whole-class projection (300+ slides!)
• ✅ Editable instructions for customizing your digital decks
• ✅ Student-friendly sizes: Half-page, Quarter-page, and Mini-cut-apart formats for versatility

🧠 Skills Covered:

• Subitizing and rapid number recognition
• Number word/numeral connections
• Counting and quantity recognition
• Base ten understanding
• Finger counting and number composition
• Visual number combinations
• Tally marks, dice patterns, rekenrek models, ten frames, and more!

🔍 What You’ll Find Inside:

• Base Ten Flashcards (0–30) with numeral, word, and block representation
• Dot Cards (1–10) in three different visual formations
• Number Word Cards (0–10)
• Ten Frame Sets (1–20) – includes single & double ten frames
• Number Composition Ten Frames with color variation
• Two-Hand Ten Frames for finger subitizing
• Teen Number Two-Sided Foldables – show 10 + extras visually
• Rekenrek Cards (0–20) – single and double row versions
• Finger Counting Cards (0–10)
• Dice Subitizing Cards (1–12)
• Tally Mark Cards (1–20)
• Mini Cut-Apart Numerals (0–20)
• Student Ten Frame Printables for modeling with manipulatives

💡 Ways to Use:

✨ Whole Class:

• Daily number sense warm-up or number talks
• Use during transitions or as a ticket out the door
• Interactive group games and movement activities

✨ Small Groups:

• Warm-up fluency drills
• Whiteboard or ten-frame modeling
• Targeted subitizing or quantity comparison

✨ Math Centers:

• Matching games (e.g., dot card + numeral)
• Memory games with partner
• Use manipulatives to build matching sets
• Math journaling or drawing representations

📚 Why Teachers Love This Resource:

• Offers varied and repeated exposure to number forms
• Builds number confidence and fluency through visual models
• Adaptable for differentiated instruction and intervention
• Perfect for structured routines, early finishers, or number review
• Great for both in-person and distance learning