This lesson plan can be customized for all elementary ages! For younger children, or for those who are struggling with numbers up to ten, begin with numbers between zero and 5. For older or more advanced children, extend the number line to 20, 50, 100, etc. You might also use number ranges that do not include zero – for example, use endpoints of 15 and 75. Adapt the number cards and student tasks appropriately to reflect these different number ranges.
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