I found these Number Families at Home Grown Hearts. She explains how to refer to the numbers in the number families (This is the 30s family. That number is in the 80s family) and different ways to use them. They are awesome!
*I printed one set to make a large mat (pictured above) another set that I cut apart for matching on that large mat.
*I also printed a set and cut it apart into the families and attached with a brad to have in the car. (pictured above)
*I also printed some on plain white paper to use with our dot painters.
We’ve had fun counting together, finding patterns on the large numbers mat, putting magnetic pom poms (the idea also from Home Grown Hearts) on certain numbers, and finding numbers while we are in the car. I’m sure there will be a ton of ways for us to use these as he gets older too.
**Update: Home Grown Hearts does not offer this printable anymore. The link above has been fixed to send you to a similar printable that can be used in the same way.
Carrie
Monday 25th of November 2013
Hi, I really wanted to go to the blog, "Home Grown Hearts" to print off the number charts but it says that you have to be a member...any ideas where else I can print this? my e-mail is cnehmer@att.net THANKS! =)
Nicole
Tuesday 26th of November 2013
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. I changed the link above to send you to this similar printable that can be used in the same way: http://www.scribd.com/doc/28927949/PreK-Number-Families-Charts
Deborah (Teach Preschool)
Wednesday 14th of April 2010
Great idea for reinforcing numbers!
For the Love of Naps - Sarah
Wednesday 14th of April 2010
Great ideas..reading your post reminded me of learning opportunities that I have in my back pocket but forget to try because we get wrapped up in our daily routine. Thanks! Following now! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
JDaniel4's Mom
Tuesday 13th of April 2010
What fun! It would be great to bring this alone on a trip and look for the numbers.
We will have to wait and see about JDaniel's allergies. He takes allergy medicine year round. The spring pollen really get him and always has.