Turkey Ten Frame Math Game

Fall is in the air, and often times in the classroom that can mean fun themes like pumpkins, leaves… and turkeys! I always love to incorporate new and fun games into our math centers, and this turkey ten frame math game is a great one! Practice identifying numbers in ten frames and matching them with their numerals with this activity that is perfect for fall or Thanksgiving.

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Turkey Ten Frame Math Game

This game is fairly quick to prepare and have ready in your classroom or at home.

I first printed out the turkey ten frame cards and laminated them. This lets me use them next year too and keep them sturdy!

Depending on how many kids you will have at once in a math center, you may want to print two sets.

After cutting them apart, I placed them in a math bin along with copies of the recording sheet.

Working on teen numbers? Grab the Turkey 20 Frames Version Here

This game was one that my kids caught onto quickly (we have played similar games before) so after explaining the directions, I released them to play on their own.

They picked up a turkey card and counted the dots in the ten frame. As kids get better at subitizing (recognizing sets instantly without counting one by one) they should instantly “read” the ten frames and not need to count.

Then, they found the matching numeral on the recording sheet and colored that turkey!

Grab Your Copy

Ready for some ten frame fun? Grab your copy of this turkey ten frame math game by clicking the yellow button below!

You can also grab the 20 frame version of the game.

Then, hop over and grab some fun turkey alphabet printables.

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Alex is a Kindergarten teacher with a passion for making learning fun and engaging. She's earned a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education, and Masters Degrees in Special Education and Curriculum Design. Alex is a night owl, coffee lover, and she owns more than 2,000 children’s books. Alex lives with her husband and their big black Labrador, Tank.

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