Updated: 12 Sep 2023
A fun, hands-on sorting activity to use when learning ordinal numbers.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 7 Pages
Grades: PK - 1
Child uses the verbal ordinal terms.
A fun, hands-on sorting activity to use when learning ordinal numbers.
Use this resource when teaching students about ordinal numbers.
Read a story to the students and have them arrange the characters based on the story on the sorting mat.
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This resource is great to use when working with your guided math group.
Child uses the verbal ordinal terms.
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