Balloon Kids Counting BOOM Cards - Subitizing: Dominoes

This "deck" (set) of Boom Cards includes 20 cards to help your kiddos independently go to during a math center! These cards focus on having students make number connections using each half of a domino. Young students often start by counting the number of dots, but then with practice begin to show early steps of addition - basic facts, by making number connections through repetition. Each card displays a vibrant picture, with clear font numbers, and numbers choices to click and select. Your students are given three number choices to t choose from. If chosen correctly, they will hear a ding, and a green circle around the answer...then the deck swipes onto the next. If they are wrong, they will hear a "whoops", and have opportunity to not only hear the audio again, but select the correct choice!

What is so great about BOOM cards? They are engaging, use technology (iPads, laptops, desktops, SmartBoards), self-checking...and no more: printing cards in color, laminating them, cutting them out...and storing them!! The work is done for you! Same awesome and vibrant clipart and fonts used in making physical cards, now digitally created!!

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