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Practice counting backwards from 19 to 10 in this interactive speaking activity. Listen to the demonstration, then use your voice to count down in sequence. This game helps develop reverse counting skills, number recognition, and builds confidence with descending number sequences. Perfect for learning reverse counting and number recognition in the nineties range.

An interactive speaking activity where children practice counting out loud from 11 to 20 using their voice. The activity uses speech recognition technology to listen and provide feedback on verbal counting skills. Children develop clear number pronunciation while seeing visual feedback for each correctly spoken number. Perfect for developing early numeracy and verbal skills simultaneously.

Practice counting from 11 to 15 using your voice! This interactive activity uses speech recognition to check if you're counting correctly. Speak clearly into your microphone and count in sequence to earn points. Perfect for developing number sequence skills and pronunciation.

A fun and engaging game where children identify and catch odd numbers falling from a building. Students practice recognizing odd numbers from 1 to 10 while developing quick decision-making skills. Features animated falling numbers, visual feedback, and voice guidance.

Practice counting sparkling crystals from 11 to 20 and match them with their corresponding numbers. This interactive worksheet helps develop counting skills with teen numbers, focusing on grouping objects into tens and extras. Students will learn to count objects accurately, identify teen numbers, and build confidence in working with larger quantities through engaging visuals and audio guidance.

Practice matching spoken number words with their written forms from 11 to 20. Listen to the number sounds and select the correct number from the options. Questions appear in random order to reinforce recognition of teen numbers and twenty. This interactive worksheet helps develop number recognition, listening skills, and understanding of teen number patterns.

An exciting space-themed number tracing adventure for learning numbers eleven through twenty. Each number is paired with a unique space element, from rockets to planets, making learning engaging and fun. Features include voice guidance, step-by-step tracing instructions, and immediate feedback. Perfect for developing number recognition, counting skills, and fine motor control in a cosmic learning environment.

An interactive number tracing adventure for preschoolers to learn numbers one through ten. Each number is paired with a delicious fruit, making learning fun and engaging. Features include voice guidance, step-by-step tracing instructions, and immediate feedback. Perfect for developing number recognition, counting skills, and fine motor control.

A vibrant park-themed worksheet designed to help preschoolers practice number recognition and counting from 1 to 20. Students complete the number sequence by filling in missing numbers, reinforced with playful park animations and cheerful sound effects. Perfect for early learners aged 3-4 years old.

An interactive drag-and-drop game for practicing number ordering from 5 to 10. Features three challenging levels with different arrangements, immediate feedback, and audio support. Perfect for reinforcing number sequencing skills and number recognition in the 5-10 range. Includes comprehensive tips for parents and teachers, and a detailed answer key with learning extensions.

A progressive number ordering game that introduces teen numbers through three carefully designed levels. Starting with numbers 10-13, then expanding to 10-14, and finally challenging students with numbers 10-15. Features intuitive drag-and-drop interactions, immediate feedback, and audio support. Perfect for building confidence with teen numbers while developing number sequencing skills. Includes comprehensive tips and a detailed answer key with learning extensions.