Decimal Digit Cards

Decimal Digit CardsThis is in response to a number of requests. A series of 100 digit cards from 0.1 to 10.0. They can be used for all of the usual digit card activities, but here's one quick game idea:

For 2 to 4 players. Chose a dealer, this person shuffles the pack and deals two cards to himself and each of the players. All players turn up their cards and must each state what the sum of the two decimal numbers is. The player with the larger total keeps all of the dealt cards. Deal passess to the next player, and the game continues until all of the cards have been won (or for a set number of deals).

The attached file* consists of a high quality, four-page pdf featuring 100 cards to be laminated and cut out.

Let us know how you use these.
 

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Mary Shields's picture

 I am so glad that I found

 I am so glad that I found this site. Another excellent resource. Thanks
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clarev's picture

What a great site, I can't

What a great site, I can't believe I haven't come across it before! I have just downloaded the decimal digit cards and will be using them along with the suggested activity tomorrow. Thank you!    
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nwdee75's picture

This is fantastic, thank you

This is fantastic, thank you so much for sharing. I am an NQT and this has saved me time as well as giving me some great ideas. Dee
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 Fantastic, thank you for

 Fantastic, thank you for saving my time. Now where did I put those laminating pouches....?
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learningparade's picture

We use these with our special

We use these with our special needs children. Show me a card that is bigger/smaller in value than mine. Can you find a number that has 4 in the tenths? etc
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gecarrick's picture

Top notch

Top notch
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anniemac's picture

Another excellent, useful

Another excellent, useful resource - saves me such a lot of time!
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