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Kindergarten Number Talks: Number Sense, Mental Math, Fluency Digital Task Cards

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Develop number sense with these 360 digital Kindergarten Number Talks! Enhance mental math skills and build number sense. Number sense is the ability to understand numbers and quantities, to use numbers flexibly, and to perform calculations mentally.

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Addition & Subtraction Word Problems: Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

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Comparing Numbers (Greater Than &Less Than): Digital Kindergarten Number Talks

Comparing Numbers (Greater Than &Less Than): Digital Kindergarten Number Talks

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Mystery Number Task Cards for Number Talks: Kindergarten Digital Math Activities

Mystery Number Task Cards for Number Talks: Kindergarten Digital Math Activities

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Number, Shape, & Color Patterns: Geometry Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

Number, Shape, & Color Patterns: Geometry Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

There are 40 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations. These conversations and prompts are a challenging way to integrate a variety of skills – pattern recognition, distinguishing between shapes, and describe relationships between objects or numbers.

Composing Numbers within 10: Kindergarten Addition Number Talks (Digital)

Composing Numbers within 10: Kindergarten Addition Number Talks (Digital)

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Part Part Whole: Addition & Subtraction Kindergarten Math Number Talks (Digital)

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Dot Cards Number Talks: Kindergarten Subitizing to 10, Subitising Activities

Subitizing is the ability to quickly identify the number in a group of objects without individually counting the objects. Subitizing is a concrete way to explore composing and decomposing numbers.

Geometry Number Talks (Digital): Preposition & Position Words for Kindergarten

Geometry Number Talks (Digital): Preposition & Position Words for Kindergarten

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Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital): Patterns – Noticing Number, Shape, & Color

Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital): Patterns - Noticing Number, Shape, & Color

Build critical thinking and number sense with "Gone Missing"! This resource includes 30 task cards designed to develop pattern recognition, skip counting, and number representation skills through math talks and journaling.

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Addition & Subtraction Word Problems: Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

Addition & Subtraction Word Problems: Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

There are 25 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations. The word problems in this resource include – joining, adding, and separating word problems. Although the answer lead to certain problem types, students may solve a problem a different way.

Comparing Numbers (Greater Than &Less Than): Digital Kindergarten Number Talks

Comparing Numbers (Greater Than &Less Than): Digital Kindergarten Number Talks

Comparing amounts, objects, and numbers to one another is an important Kindergarten skill. Students will be using top-notch math vocabulary (less than, greater than, more, fewer, compare, etc) each day for three weeks.

Mystery Number Task Cards for Number Talks: Kindergarten Digital Math Activities

Mystery Number Task Cards for Number Talks: Kindergarten Digital Math Activities

There are 30 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations. These conversations and prompts are a challenging way to integrate a variety of skills – math vocabulary, numbers within 100, and comparing numbers.

Number, Shape, & Color Patterns: Geometry Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

Number, Shape, & Color Patterns: Geometry Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital)

There are 40 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations. These conversations and prompts are a challenging way to integrate a variety of skills – pattern recognition, distinguishing between shapes, and describe relationships between objects or numbers.

Composing Numbers within 10: Kindergarten Addition Number Talks (Digital)

Composing Numbers within 10: Kindergarten Addition Number Talks (Digital)

There are 45 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations. The “Hit the Target” conversations and prompts are a challenging way to integrate a variety of skills – subitizing, addition, and compose numbers within 10 and 20.

Kindergarten Odd Things Out: Skip Counting, Place Value, Number Pattern Tasks

Kindergarten Odd Things Out: Skip Counting, Place Value, Number Pattern Tasks

Odd Number Out prompts ask students to do some fairly abstract thinking. Students are given a set of number and must decide what number does not belong justifying their answer.

Part Part Whole: Addition & Subtraction Kindergarten Math Number Talks (Digital)

Part Part Whole: Addition & Subtraction Kindergarten Math Number Talks (Digital)

There are 40 prompt cards included in this resource that offer 3 weeks of powerful number conversations. The number bonds in this “Parts of the Whole” resource includes prompts and conversations centered around finding missing parts and wholes, flexibly composing and decomposing numbers, and understand the relationship between addition and subtraction.

Representing Numbers 1 – 10: Kindergarten Math Number Talks (Google Slides)

Representing Numbers 1 - 10: Kindergarten Math Number Talks (Google Slides)

An important part of teaching primary students is to build number fluency and flexibility. Students should be able to encounter numbers in a variety of formats and engage with them in a variety of ways.

Dot Cards Number Talks: Kindergarten Subitizing to 10, Subitising Activities

Dot Cards Number Talks: Kindergarten Subitizing to 10, Subitising Activities

Subitizing is the ability to quickly identify the number in a group of objects without individually counting the objects. Subitizing is a concrete way to explore composing and decomposing numbers.

Geometry Number Talks (Digital): Preposition & Position Words for Kindergarten

Geometry Number Talks (Digital): Preposition & Position Words for Kindergarten

These Preposition and Position Word Number conversations and prompts are a challenging way to integrate a variety of skills – building oral language, using position words to describe, and learning basic directions (left, right, up, down, above, below, etc).

Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital): Patterns – Noticing Number, Shape, & Color

Kindergarten Number Talks (Digital): Patterns - Noticing Number, Shape, & Color

Build critical thinking and number sense with "Gone Missing"! This resource includes 30 task cards designed to develop pattern recognition, skip counting, and number representation skills through math talks and journaling.

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Develop number sense with these 360 digital Kindergarten Number Talks! Enhance mental math skills and build number sense. Number sense is the ability to understand numbers and quantities, to use numbers flexibly, and to perform calculations mentally. These task cards ask students to explore subitizing, patterns, shapes, comparing numbers, and counting.

Purchasing this Growing Bundle Gives You Access to…

  • Yearlong Teaching Scope & Sequence
  • Printable and Digital Options
  • Math Talk & Math Journals Anchor Chart
  • 350+ Prompt Cards

Quarter 1:

  • Where is It?
  • Quick Images
  • Pick a Side

Quarter 2:

  • All About Me
  • Gone Missing
  • Where Do I Belong?

Quarter 3:

  • Odd Thing Out
  • Hit the Target
  • What Am I?

Quarter 4:

  • Parts of a Whole
  • Number Squares
  • Who is Right?

This is a digital file. May I print it?

While intended to be a digital resource, it can also be printed. To do so, go to File à Print à Lay Out à Pages Per Sheet à 2 or 4 à Print.  2 to a page prints with awkward margins but are easier to read and write directly on. 4 to a page prints in perfect task-card form (the size of post cards).

How Do I Use These for a Whole-Class Number Talk?

Using Google Slides you are able to display these prompts. If you download the Page Marker Google Chrome extension, you can write directly on the slides (no log-in required) in different colors. Using an Interactive Whiteboard, you can use the markers or your finger to write on top of these images/slides. If using a touch-screen Chromebook or iPad, you can use a stylus to record students’ thinking. Should you want to rock a low-technology option, display the prompt on a screen and record student thinking on anchor chart paper, a white board, or an easel.

Can I share this with students?

Yes! On a password-protected site or platform, you are welcome to share this digital file with students and families. That might look like a Google Classroom, a password-protected website, a password-protected Flip Grid, See Saw, etc. Due to copyright, the digital file may not be placed on a class website that is accessible to the general public. Have questions? Ask a Q&A on Teachers Pay Teachers, and I’m happy to answer!

With what programs is this compatible?

This digital file is able to work with GoogleTM Slides, Google Drive, SeeSaw. Microsoft OneDriveTM, or Pic Collage. Note – In SeeSaw, the interactive pieces do not work. Then students may submit their thinking digitally. For instructions on how to use this resource with Microsoft OneDriveTM and SeeSaw visit bit.ly/digitalinstructions

Can I share just one or a few prompts at a time?

After you make a copy of this digital file and add it to your Google Drive, you are free to manipulate the slides. You can add/delete/or move around the pages to meet the needs of your students. Only want to share one prompt? Perfect. Delete the other slides and share the file via Google Classroom for your students. Then, when you want the rest of the tasks, you can come back to this link and reopen the original file.

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

87 reviews for Kindergarten Number Talks: Number Sense, Mental Math, Fluency Digital Task Cards

  1. Jennifer F. –

    We use some of these during our math lesson to get the kiddos thinking in different ways.

  2. bhagyashree P. –

    I didnt like it much. it would have been better if answer keys were there.

  3. TatesTigers –

    My students enjoyed this resource. It is easy to use.

  4. Chelsea’s Corner –

    So many different slides to use for math talks! Thank you!

  5. Breighana G. –

    My students love using this resource as a daily warm up for our math units!

  6. Lindsay Turpen –

    This has been a great math resource to use for my math talks. I love that there are many different options for each skill.

  7. Olivia Jones –

    This is a great way to start our math block! Thank you!

  8. Primary and Positivity –

    Great way to learn how to facilitate number talks in and help students develop strong number sense.

  9. Ms.Niss’s Learning Loft –

    I use these part of our daily number corner review. My students love these and are always eager to get to answer during our reviews.

  10. Kin Z. –

    I use this resource for my math warm-ups to get the students talking and developing their number sense. I like the sentence frame provided at the bottom to help my kindergarteners use academic language to express their thinking. I followed the sequence listed in the resource and so far it aligns nicely with the standards we are working on.

  11. Nicole Morin –

    I purchased this a few weeks back and have requested help for missing slides but I have had no response from Catherine. There is no Position talks even though it was advertised as having them. The Position folder is empty! I would like a refund.

  12. Holly Hester –

    My kids loved using this for morning math work. Number talks are so wonderful!

  13. Kaitlyn J. –

    This really streamlined our number talks during our math block.

  14. Mary C. –

    These resources are perfect for number talks. I also appreciate that it gets students engaged in working with math practices. Great resource and lots of presentation options including slides.

  15. Samantha C. –

    Great resource!

  16. Mary Lee Plate –

    Great resource – Easy to use and students enjoyed it!

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