What Number Comes Next Doggy – Teen Numbers for Kindergarten

If you are working with teen numbers kindergarten, you will love this cute resource for helping children learn what number comes next. In this cute Dog and Bone teen number activity, kids will clip the bone for the number that comes after the featured number. These clip cards are such a fun, low prep math activity for kindergartners. Simply download pdf file with what number comes next activity and you are ready to play and learn!

What Number Comes Next

Are you looking for an engaging way to help your kindergartners master teen numbers? Look no further! Introducing our delightful Dog and Bone teen number activity! This resource is designed to support your little learners in identifying what number comes next in a fun and interactive way.

In this activity, children will clip a bone to the number that follows the featured number, combining playful visuals with essential math skills. This approach not only makes learning enjoyable but also reinforces number order in a memorable context. Research has shown that interactive activities improve learning retention, especially in early education settings.

What I love most about this resource is that it’s incredibly easy to implement! Simply download the PDF file, print it out, and you are all set to play and learn. It’s low-prep, which means you can spend less time preparing and more time having fun with your students.

We have lots more number activities and free kindergarten math worksheets to choose from including number sequence worksheets for kindergarten, free ordinal numbers worksheet for kindergarten, and big bigger biggest worksheet pack.

Teen numbers kindergarten

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The teen numbers printable pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.

Teen Number Activities

All you need for this fun teen number activity are a few simple materials. To prepare:

• A4 paper
• Unifix cubes for counting practice
• Printer
• Laminator 
• Scissors 
• Pegs 

Print as many strip templates as you need for the number of students in your class. These cards can be laminated for durability but it is not necessary. 

Math activities for kindergarten

Prepare and cut up the number order strips you can place these in a mini tub along with unifix cubes or super cute dog themed mini erasers, so the kids can pretend they are counting and clipping to help feed the dogs. Be sure to have enough cubes and strips if you’re using cubes. The students will then choose a card, then begin to identify the number that comes next. You could also use a number line here. They can also use unifix cubes to assist them in counting order. Watch the students as they do this – have them even roll play dough to create the number order. Use a number line to help the kids identify the number that comes next. Some kids will begin building their unifix cubes right away– that’s ok too. Just be sure they are doing this correctly. 

These tasks can be placed in a tub, used as a notebook activity to show their learning and more!

This activity is hands-on and perfect for kids to use when they need a refresher or some more counting on games and activities. These can be laminated and added to your math centers for repeated practice.