Gingerbread Numbers Order Printable

Looking for a fun way to reinforce number order? Grab this pdf file with free Gingerbread Numbers template to sneak in some Christmas Math with preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten age students. This Christmas Number Order Printable is versatile and can be used in a number of ways including as a Gingerbread Number Line. Kids will love using this Gingerbread Number Order Printable as a fun, Christmas themed number line activity.

Gingerbread Numbers

This Gingerbread Number Order Printable is perfect for preschoolers or kindergarteners for a fun Christmas math activity for December. We just love making learning fun during the holidays to keep kids engaged. This gingerbread math is such a fun way to learn with an interactive number line.

Gingerbread number cards

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> _____ <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.

To prep this activity, print the Gingerbread number cards and laminate them (preferably) then print as many sets of the recording sheets you need for your students. There are 4 different recording sheets included 0-5, 0-10, 11-20 and 0-20. Then you are all set to use this Gingerbread Number Order Printable as an activity or Gingerbread Number Line.
To prepare:

• A4 paper
• Printer
• Scissors
• Laminator

Gingerbread Number Line

Playing this number order game is fairly straight forward. Choose the number cards you would like your students to work on, choose these carefully not to overload your students with a large number of cards. Students will begin by laying out the Gingerbread number cards starting with 0 and continuing on until the last number card in their set. Check on the students to be sure they ordered their numbers correctly. After they have finished laying out all the number cards, they can begin filling in the missing numbers on their recording sheets while looking over to the laid out Gingerbread number cards.

Another way you could use these cards is to play a scavenger hunt game and tape all the number cards around the room. Then, have the kids looking for the numbers around the room, coloring and filling out the missing numbers on their sheets as they go along. You can also print two sets of these number cards and have the kids play a memory or matching game with the cards. This will help them further develop their number identification skills.

Gingerbread Number Order Printable