Here at Rainbow Sky Creations, we are all about turning everyday stuff into cool lessons.
Enter UNO cards – our hands-down favourite Maths resource ever!
The possibilities are endless for UNO cards to spark curiosity and excitement in learners of all levels.
We share these helpful lesson ideas using our favourite math resource for all age groups in today’s episode.
Preschool / First Year of School
- Colour sorting
- Identifying numbers before and after
- Number collection match
- Making tallies
- Making a number line
Grades 1 and 2
- Friends to ten
- Simple addition and subtraction number sentences
- Number of the Day generator (free here)
Grades 3 and 4
- Times table fluency
- Comparing numbers using greater than and less than symbols
- Place Value war game (free here)
Grades 5 and 6
- Multiplication fluency
- Creating fractions
- Prime and composite sort
Whether you teach preschool or Grade 6 UNO cards are a great way to engage your students in mathematical concepts and have fun at the same time.
Want more UNO inspo, find it on our blog: www.rainbowskycreations.com/blog
Rainbows ahead,
Ashleigh and Alisha
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Ready-to-print UNO resources:
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This episode was brought to you by Schools for change, an initiative created by Street Smart Australia. Access free resources for your classroom here.
About Schools for Change:
Schools for Change is on a mission to take action on homelessness through education and advocacy! The initiative by charity StreetSmart Australia, offers educators free, curriculum-aligned classroom resources and activities to help kick-start conversations about homelessness and social change.
The free resources help create flexible and engaging opportunities to introduce tricky topics like homelessness and poverty, build empathy and curiosity through storytelling, and dispel stigma with facts and evidence.
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