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What is Subitizing?
Subitizing is the ability to instantly recognize the number of objects without counting. You probably have used this skill without knowing what it was called every time you play a board game that involves rolling dice. You instantly "know" how many dots are on the dice.
According to the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, one key part of effective subitizing is developing pattern recognition. These 100th Day of School Color by Number worksheets give your students practice developing pattern recognition using dice, tally marks, dominos, ten frames, unifix cubes, and counting fingers.
Students will quickly look at the number representations in the coloring space and then will look at the key to determine which color to color in their pictures.
When Can I Use These 100th Day of School Subitizing Color by Number Worksheets?
These subitizing color by number worksheets can be used as a whole group activity, as a math center, extra practice with a small group, or even sent home as extra practice. They also make quick and easy additions to sub plans!
What's Included?
This set includes (8) 100th Day of School Color by Number Worksheets and answer keys.
Pages Include:
* 100th Day Balloons and Number 100
* 100th Day Balloon
* 100th Day Glasses and Megaphone
* 100th Day Cupcakes
* 100th Day Cake
* 100th Day Celebration
* 100th Day Bright Numbers
* 100th Day Hat, cupcakes and number 100
Each subitizing worksheet reviews seeing numbers through:
* domino patterns
* finger patterns
* dice dot patterns
* ten frames
* unifix cubes
* tally marks
The finished 100th Day of School worksheets make a great bulletin board display!
Where Can I Buy These 100th Day of School Subitizing Color by Number Worksheets?
You can find these 100th Day of School Subitizing Worksheets in my Teachers pay Teachers store.
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