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Number Bond I have Who has Game
This Number Bond I have Who has Game is a quick and fun way to introduce, practice, or review missing addends. There are 4 cards on a page (21 cards in all) and the numbers go up to 20.
How to play whole class:
- students sit or stand in a circle around the room
- make sure you pass out ALL cards (some might end up with more than one card depending on the class size
- your leader begins with their card - they will say, "I have... who has..."
- whoever has the next card, then says what they have - (we sit after we say our card - for a visual)
How to play in a small group:
- divi up cards among the group
- have their cards face up so they can see cards
- one student starts - then they keep on going just like who group
- they can either turn cards over or hand them to the teacher
CCSS Covered:
- 1.MD.B.3 - Tell and write time in hours and half-hours using analog and digital clocks.
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Great review or spiral review game.
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The kids love this! It is engaging and they love to try and beat their time from before.
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34 reviews for Number Bond I have Who has Game
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Madeline J. –
My 1st graders had so much fun with this activity!
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Sierra G. –
This “I Have, Who Has?” game is a fantastic way to reinforce number bonds to 20 and missing addends! My students were fully engaged and didn’t even realize how much mental math they were practicing. It’s perfect for building fluency in a fun, low-pressure format. Easy to prep, great for centers or whole-group review, and an awesome way to get kids interacting with math. Love having this in my rotation—thank you!
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Tonya Bishop –
My students loved this resources and were so engaged.
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kathryn W. –
My students love the I have Who has games and this one focused on a skill they needed practice on
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Karen M. –
Students were very engaged using this resources. Very easy to prepare and provide to students. Took little time to prepare.
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Evyannia M. –
Great game that keeps students engaged. Really like that it adds number bonds!
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Miss Estoll’s Room –
I tried using this whole group, but it got confusing because it does not loop around the way it should. The answer key provided is wrong. Card E does not lead to card A, it actually leads to card Q, so the sequence gets cut off and not all cards can be used. Very disappointed in this resource.
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Mrs. Pereira in Kindergarten –
Love having the resource for my students!
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Wages –
great tool
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Stacy W. –
Excellent resource!
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Victoria Scaturro –
Thanks!
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Tonna N. –
Excellent resource!
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Vicki Marseglia –
Thanks!
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Rosario M. –
My students loved being number detectives.
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Andrea Dennis –
An amazing product, I can’t wait to use it with my students.
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Samantha A. –
Just what my students needed to boost their understanding. Thanks a bunch!
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Allison J. –
A fantastic way for students to practice missing addends! Will be using it in small groups to work on fluency. Cute, fun!
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Patricia G. –
Fun and effective math practice that includes the entire class!
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Nicole S. –
Great Resource!
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Lisa M. –
I Have, Who Has is always a hit in my classroom!
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Helen D. –
Great resource!
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Veronica S. –
Great resource. Thank you.
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Jennifer P. –
Students loved this!
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Kim W. –
WOW! They have to think! Love it!
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Molly W –
I LOVE A GOOD I HAVE WHO HAS?! GAME!! Thanks!
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Denise F. –
Thank You !
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susan S. –
Great!
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Kimberly P. –
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Courtney W. –
My kids love this!
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Pamela O. –
Thank you! My firsties will love playing this game!!
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Heather H. –
Great activity. Can’t wait to play it with my kids this year!
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Julia Huntze –
This is perfect to go along with our new math curriculum, so glad I stumbled upon it!
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Amy Burton –
This is genius! I can’t wait to see them play this!!
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Laura Maynard –
Genius! A different way to add, subtract, and use missing numbers!
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