We also show how the way multi-digit number words are built can make learning maths and dealing with large numbers easier or more difficult. In this article, we will give examples of what number words in different languages look like. Although most of us use the same symbols to write down numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, …), we use very different words for these numbers simply because we speak different languages. 7 × 8 equals 56, both in the United States of America and in Germany. 2 + 2 equals 4, both in France and in China. If you make anything with this numbers printable, please consider sending me your video to be featured in my Facebook Page so other teachers can get inspired by your idea.Doing basic maths seems to be a pretty common thing. Then the child only needs to count the total number of pom-pons in the box to know the answer.Īnother teacher from a Facebook group commented that the machine could be improved by placing a “+” symbol between the flash-cards. He used two painted toilet rolls and taped them to a shoe box.Ībove each of the toilet rolls he placed one of the number flash-cards to indicate how many pom-pons the student should introduce. You might like: Colors + Creativity Game: Practice Color Names in Any Language Idea to Practice Color Names using Creativity DIY Adding and Counting Machine – A fun way to learn additionĪ nice teacher from Mexico sent me this video where he used the Animal Numbers to make an “addition Machine” ( Máquina de sumar, in Spanish).
Use these numbers with cute animal faces to teach counting and numbers recognition to kids in any language.Įach design has an X amount of animal faces within the number that matches the value of each number (i.e. Also available for as numbers 1-10 printable flashcards and 1-10 number cards printable coloring pages. Inside: Small and large numbers 1-10 printable for kindergarten in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese.
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