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Number War

Thinking & logic

4 to 6 years

Number War

Une bataille de cartes où l'on compare les nombres à voix haute avant de ramasser.

Step by step

  1. Print two sets of 1 to 10 cards (with dots and numbers) and cut them out together.
  2. Deal all the cards face down into two equal stacks.
  3. Flip your top cards over at the same time and read the numbers out loud.
  4. Compare cards: the highest number wins the pile—and say it out loud ("7 is bigger than 4, I win!"). If losing brings tears, remind them that cards cycle back, and count up your stacks together at the end.
  5. If it's a tie, declare war! Place down another card—that's the most exciting part of the game.
  6. Level it up: start with 1 to 5 cards (dots only) for beginners, then move to 1 to 20, play "lowest number wins", or add two cards together.

What it builds

By constantly figuring out whether 7 is bigger than 4, comparing numbers becomes second nature. It's the foundation of number sense, and nothing builds it better than a good old game of War.

Materials

  • Included in the PDF: 1–10 dot and number cards (2 sets) + scissors

Duration15-20 min

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