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Penny Bug Race
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Here's a fun spring/summer themed game that will help your kiddos build counting skills and review numeral recognition! It comes from Education.com - a site with lots of great teacher resources - and is included in a feature of 14 of their printable preschool games.
The game is simple, students take turns rolling a numbered die, identifying the numeral displayed, and moving their game piece the appropriate number of spaces. We love, though, that students get to make their own game pieces - cutting out the colored squares and gluing a penny to the one of their choice to create a 'penny bug'!
Be sure to head on over to Education.com for this awesome game - and lots more printable resources!
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Kayla Johnson
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