Daily number talks in kindergarten are SO effective in building foundational math skills! Take back your time this January with ready-to-go digital math talk warm up slides that will boost number sense, addition skills, 1-1 counting, and ordering and comparing numbers. These yearlong math warm up slides can supplement any curriculum and provide standards-based spiral review in such an engaging, easy-to-use format!
Tired of scrambling for a quick math warm-up each morning? Save time and start every math block with confidence! Each slide is designed to give kindergarten-appropriate challenges and spark rich math conversations. Students will love sharing their thinking, explaining their strategies, and building confidence as mathematicians—all while you enjoy a smooth, consistent start to your math lesson.
Math talks are designed to be a 5-10 minute warm up to a math lesson and include over 40 warm up slides (2 slides per day) with 4 WEEKS of number talks, with example discussion questions and math talk sentence stems.
⭐Weekly Routine
Monday: Number Rack/Rekenrek (Addition)
Tuesday: Which Doesn't Belong? (Comparing numbers)
Wednesday: Skip Counting (5s and 10s)
Thursday: Who Has More? (Comparing/Find the difference)
Friday: Ten Trains (Counting on from 10)
⭐What's included:
Daily math warm-up slides for 4 weeks (2-3 slides per day)
20 lesson plans for your math warm-ups with directions, discussion questions, and sentence frames for student support
PowerPoint, Google Slides, and .pdf print versions
Optional printable resources included to support students (number path printables, part-part-whole mat)
✨Buy the YEARLONG SET for a huge discount!
Find each Number Talk Unit here:
This resource is right for you if…
you are looking for new ways to build number sense
you want to get your students talking about their math thinking
you are looking for fact fluency practice that is more engaging than a worksheet and builds conceptual understanding
you like READY TO GO math activities
Copyright © Following Curiosity
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
Daily number talks in kindergarten are SO effective in building foundational math skills! Take back your time this January with ready-to-go digital math talk warm up slides that will boost number sense, addition skills, 1-1 counting, and ordering and comparing numbers. These yearlong math warm up slides can supplement any curriculum and provide standards-based spiral review in such an engaging, easy-to-use format!
Tired of scrambling for a quick math warm-up each morning? Save time and start every math block with confidence! Each slide is designed to give kindergarten-appropriate challenges and spark rich math conversations. Students will love sharing their thinking, explaining their strategies, and building confidence as mathematicians—all while you enjoy a smooth, consistent start to your math lesson.
Math talks are designed to be a 5-10 minute warm up to a math lesson and include over 40 warm up slides (2 slides per day) with 4 WEEKS of number talks, with example discussion questions and math talk sentence stems.
⭐Weekly Routine
Monday: Number Rack/Rekenrek (Addition)
Tuesday: Which Doesn't Belong? (Comparing numbers)
Wednesday: Skip Counting (5s and 10s)
Thursday: Who Has More? (Comparing/Find the difference)
Friday: Ten Trains (Counting on from 10)
⭐What's included:
Daily math warm-up slides for 4 weeks (2-3 slides per day)
20 lesson plans for your math warm-ups with directions, discussion questions, and sentence frames for student support
PowerPoint, Google Slides, and .pdf print versions
Optional printable resources included to support students (number path printables, part-part-whole mat)
✨Buy the YEARLONG SET for a huge discount!
Find each Number Talk Unit here:
This resource is right for you if…
you are looking for new ways to build number sense
you want to get your students talking about their math thinking
you are looking for fact fluency practice that is more engaging than a worksheet and builds conceptual understanding
you like READY TO GO math activities
Copyright © Following Curiosity
Permission to copy for single classroom use only.
