Marjory Taylor Number flashcards offer a fun and interactive way of recognizing numbers by kids. They can come in a variety of shapes (square, rectangle, etc.) and sizes (jumbo, mini). Some of the freely downloadable flash cards enlisted here are colorful while the others are black and white. The cute images on them are an added attraction.
Free Printable Number Flash Cards
The number flash cards belonging to this section represent basic numbers. Some of the cards also signify the actual quantities, apart from the cardinal numbers, by pictures of fruits, owls, butterflies, etc. that can help children in counting. Instead of the digits, some cards offer alternative number representation in the form of dots (Domino), fingers and Numicons. The names of the numbers in words help the kiddos with their spellings.
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Themed Number Flash Cards
Keep children interested in learning maths by showing them these creative number flash cards in various themes such as Valentine’s Day, Christmas, animals, cars, Disney, etc. They can be used for EYF, KS1, preschool, nursery, pre k, kindergarten, first-grade toddlers and babies.
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 You can think of innovative ideas while using them like showing a sequence of numbers from 1-10 skipping a particular number, say, 7. Ask the learners to identify the missing number. Or show them a series of random numbers and ask them to identify the even numbers. Anyways, the simple flash cards are the best way to get them cracking numbers. Just take printouts in a4 or larger sizes of paper and have fun teaching.
