Learning Can Be Fun - Match-Up Numbers 1-20

Learning Can Be Fun - Match-Up Numbers 1-20

Match-Up Number 1-20' is a self-correcting game that has been created to help children make the early links between words, numerals, and images.

As well as reinforcing the concept of counting, Match-Up helps children to recognise the digits from 1-20 and the words representing those numbers. 

The game has different levels which can be matched to the appropriate numerical ability level.

Each of the 60 dominoes has an individual puzzle cut so only the correct numbers will Match-up! Detailed Activity guide included.

Q: What are "Match-Up Numbers 1-20" and how is it played?

A: Match-Up Numbers 1-20 is a self-correcting educational game designed to bridge the gap between numerals, number words, and quantities. Children play by matching domino-style pieces that feature a digit (e.g., "5"), the word (e.g., "five"), and a corresponding image or quantity.

Q: What does "self-correcting" mean for this game?

A: Each of the 60 dominoes features a unique puzzle-cut edge. This means that a piece will only physically fit into its correct match. This allows children to work independently, providing instant feedback and building confidence as they realize they have found the right answer.

Q: What is included in the box?

A: The set contains 60 sturdy cardboard domino pieces and a detailed Activity Guide to help parents and teachers facilitate different levels of play based on the child's ability.

Q: What specific skills does this game develop?

A: This resource focuses on three key areas of early numeracy:

• Digit Recognition: Identifying numbers from 1 to 20.

• Literacy in Math: Learning to read and recognize number words.

• One-to-One Correspondence: Understanding that a numeral represents a specific quantity of objects.

Q: What age range is this game suitable for?

A: It is recommended for children aged 3 to 6 years. The game can be adjusted for difficulty; beginners can start with numbers 1-5, while more advanced learners can work all the way up to 20.

Q: Are the materials durable for classroom use?

A: Yes, the pieces are made from high-quality, thick cardboard with a red and white pattern, designed to withstand repeated handling in both home and classroom environments.