Free Bingo Printables for Nursery Maths to Share

We love Maths games! It is the easiest way to get children to learn Maths. We previously used Monopoly to familiarise our older kids with counting money and units.

Now we use games to acquaint our three-year-olds with basic Maths. Our modified UNO game is a hit with the twins and highly successful in getting them to recognise numbers 0 to 9.

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Highly modified UNO game for the 3 year olds to learn numbers. They love playing the Mario-themed UNO with their older siblings, so I decided to get another set purely with numbers for their homeschool activity. The UNO rules still applies, but we remove cards such as skip, reverse, draw 4 and 2. The intention here is to let them familiarise themselves with numbers by matching and sorting. We will always call out the number on the card that has been placed in the centre, go thru the cards they have and guide them thru selection of the right cards to place out. Hope they will remember some of the numbers as they go along. #funlearningathome #nurserymaths #uno #sghomeschooling

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We also played other card games to help them count and match to the correct numbers.

Learning to write numbers at this junction (38 months old) is not critical to me even though I do give them opportunities to trace and write numbers.

Bingo Maths

Bingo is one of the other many ways that I will be utilising to encourage learning for the next couple of years, and Bingo has massive potential to help children learn Maths and English.

I am sharing here the Bingo printables that I have made for the twins. My Bingo printables contain numbers, dots for counting and words. For now, we will focus on numbers and counting dots.

How to play

In case you are not aware of the Bingo rules, it is very simple.

Call out the numbers from your number cards. If you have recently introduced numbers to them, it is probably a better idea to show them the number to help them with the matching.

Mark the number with a chip, Lego block or whatever counters you already have at home. Shout “Bingo!” or ask the child to shout on their own when he or she gets 4-in-a-row (horizontal, vertical or diagonal). It is more fun when you join the game and bond with your child!

In our instance, the twins prefer to fill up the entire Bingo board with chips!

Free Bingo Printables!

You can get the first three pages of my Bingo Numbers printables for free here. Numbers in these pages range from 0 to 12.

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8 pages of Bingo Numbers (0 to 20), supplement with Number and Word Cards (0 to 20)

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8 pages Bingo Dots (0 to 20), 3 pages of Bingo Words (one to twelve), supplemented with Number and Word Cards (0 to 20)

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