It seems that more teachers and schools are moving to digital resources during this time of school closures. Many parents don’t have printers, so digital resources are a great way to implement learning at home without paper! I’ve been learning more about creating resources using Google Slides and Seesaw and it’s so fun! Last week, I created some counting activities for numbers 0-10. Today I’m sharing counting activities for numbers 11-20!
This resource focuses on numbers 11-20. If you’re looking for numbers 0-10, check out this post.
The activities focus on these skills:
- showing teen numbers using base ten blocks
- one-to-one correspondence
- counting with numbers 11-20
- teen numbers in ten frames
- showing numbers with popsicle sticks
This resource has 20 pages. Students will be able to move the moveable clip art to complete the tasks.
You can use these free Google Slides if you have the Internet and a Google account. If you are a teacher, you can assign this activity in your Google Classroom. If you’re new to Google Classroom and digital activities, this video will be helpful to watch.
The activities can be used on a computer, Chromebook, or tablet. If you use a tablet, you will need to have the Google Slides app (which is free).
If you’d like to download this activity, just click on the link below.
>>>Counting 11-20<<<
This will be a PDF that explains more about Google Slides and also will give you a link to the activity.
This video below shows how to access the file. (This does show the other counting activity, but it’s the same procedure.)
The main thing to remember is to make sure you are not in presentation mode. It should open up in ‘edit’ mode, which is what you want. If you can’t move the clip art, check to make sure you’re not in the presentation mode.
Hope you enjoy this free resource!
This is amazing! Thank you SO much!
Hi!! I love the google slides that you have created. I downloaded and made a coy of your Counting 11 – 20 slides. Slides 4 – 13 do not have enough counters to move in order to count the number you have suggested. How can I add more counters or can you add more please?
Thank you Kristin
Kristin,
checked it looks like she has made those shapes an infinity shape; meaning you never move the shape you can see you create another one instead of moving the shape you can see.
Hi Kristin! Even though it looks like there 6 circles, there are actually multiple clip art under each circle. So once you drag the circle to the jar, there will still be more circle clip art. Does that make sense? There should be enough.
yes it does make sense. Thank you Angela.
To be honest with you, for my students who are special needs, it would be hard for them to understand that they do have enough circles. They can do what you are asking , but they are very concrete learners. 🙂
Thank you so much for all of the resources that you provide for us. May God reward you. I appreciate your generosity so much.
Thank-you so very much for sharing this fantastic digital resource. You have saved me hours of creating SeeSaw activities.
Love this! Do you happen to have one made for numbers 1-10?
Thank you so much for creating and sharing these activities for FREE! We really are all in this together!
Thank you so much for sharing this activities with us, I can’t wait to go back to class and have fun with my children.
Hi Angela, thank you sharing these digital activities. I can use them in my Google classroom..this can make learning more fun and interactive.
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