Developing Game - Neighbor Numbers

Everyone has neighbors: in the room, in the house, in the lockers at kindergarten, and so on. It turns out that numbers also have neighbors, and it is with them that the little one will get acquainted.

With your help, he will learn what neighboring numbers are and how to identify them. And cards with tasks of varying difficulty will help reinforce the knowledge!

What needs to be done?
Explain to the child what neighboring numbers are (they are the ones that stand next to each other). Now take a pointer stick and show a specific example on a ruler. For example, let's consider the numbers 5, 6, and 7. Take the stick and place it on them. The red arrow points to the number, while the two blue arrows point to its neighbors.

As soon as simple numbers are learned, you can move on to the task cards. In them, the little one will have to determine the number that is hidden behind the question mark.

Inside you will find:
2 rulers with numbers,
a pointer stick,
30 task cards,
game rules.

Game duration: from 20 minutes

Number of players: 2