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Kindergarten Addition Subtraction Math Centers: 20 Math Games for Number Sense

(485 customer reviews)

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Boost early math skills and number sense with these 20+ Kindergarten Math Centers! Featuring 20 engaging math games and visual directions, these centers are designed to make learning addition, subtraction, shapes, and number order fun and interactive.

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Boost early math skills and number sense with these 20+ Kindergarten Math Centers! Featuring 20 engaging math games and visual directions, these centers are designed to make learning addition, subtraction, shapes, and number order fun and interactive. Perfect for kindergarten classrooms, partner games, and guided math.

In this resource you will find 20 challenging, ready-to-print math centers, coordinating labels, and visual directions for your math-center bins.

  • Number Sense
    • Find It: Subitizing Dot Patterns & Number Words
    • Subitizing Go Fish
    • Subitizing Memory
    • Grab & Spill
    • Show Me the Number
  • Adding & Subtracting
    • Shake & Spill
    • Making 5/10 Go Fish
    • Domino Number Line
    • Domino Sum Sorts (8 sorts, numbers 4-11)
    • Adding & Subtracting Dominoes
    • Roll & Solve (Addition & Subtraction)
    • Spin & Solve (Addition & Subtraction)
    • What is It Worth?
    • Connect 4 to Make
  • Numbers to 100
    • Race to 50/100/120
    • 50s/100s/120s Chart Puzzles
  • Geometry & Measurement
    • Measure This!
    • Going on a Shape Hunt (2D & 3D)
    • Find It: 4 in a Row Shapes
    • Count & Graph
  • Bonus Resources
    • Math Tub Labels
    • Spinners
    • Ten Frame Dice
    • Ten Frame Mats

To ensure that all my learners are challenged, many of the centers have differentiated recording logs. Please choose the logs that work best for your students. When I use leveled materials I (a) print them on white paper and place them into color-coordinated folders – green (approaching grade-level), yellow (grade-level), and blue (above grade-level) (b) print on color-cardstock (c) level the manipulative students are using. Before setting out a center, make sure to check that you have the dice (6, 8, and 12 sided), as well as, dominoes (double 6s, 9s, and 12s) so all of your students have the just-right challenge.

✅Download the preview to get a closer look at these templates and examples from my classroom!

485 reviews for Kindergarten Addition Subtraction Math Centers: 20 Math Games for Number Sense

  1. Wirtz Elementary World –

    Lots of good center activities. Students enjoyed them.

  2. Annamaria M. –

    This is a fantastic resource for building number sense in a fun and engaging way! The math games are easy to use and provide great hands-on practice with addition and subtraction. A wonderful resource for keeping young learners engaged while developing important math skills!

  3. lisa G. –

    This is a great resource for centers in your class.

  4. Teaching Touchdowns –

    I love these easy to implement centers, they have been life saving in our math intervention program K-2

  5. Michelle R. –

    Very good resource!

  6. Amanda J. –

    These were really helpful to have printed and ready to go. The children enjoyed playing the games and I loved having multiple centers available to help the children practice their skills in a way that was fun and engaging.

  7. Julie S. –

    I am teaching kindergarten for the first time and this helped me better understand how to plan tasks and use these resources in small group.

  8. TeachNich –

    Thank you for making resources that don’t have “babyish” clipart. They can be used for all students needing extra practice and have clear student-friendly directions too. Thank you!

  9. Marlee S. –

    Great way to help support my student’s learning at school!

  10. Malisa H. –

    My students love playing these games! One of my favorite TPT purchases!

  11. Shannon H. –

    These games were fantastic to use in kinder and grade 1. They were easy to prep and the kids found them very engaging

  12. Meghan Rodriguez –

    I love the clean, simple look of these math resources. They are engaging and easy to implement!

  13. Mandy S. –

    These are highly engaging activities for maths centres. I use them all the time.

  14. juliann S. –

    My kindergarten students really enjoyed using this resource.

  15. Michelle F. –

    Easy to use, child-friendly instructions and templates. Helpful tasks that engagingly consolidate skills. It makes running maths centres easy.

  16. Bookgal D. –

    These have been great for my math small groups as well as tutoring.

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