Skylar Skunk's Birthday Party--Ordinal Number Task Cards for Centers

I wanted to share this activity that I made to teach my students how to use ordinal numbers.  I have noticed that they have a hard time processing critical information from a given starting point to an ending point.  So, cute little Skylar Skunk gets to have a birthday party and is inviting all of his 29 friends!  Each character is depicted on a 'playing card' and can be moved around to create a picture of a story which includes ordinal number information.  My kids love the colors and and size of the cards.  When you download, please let me know what you think.  Also, when you get to use the cards in your classroom, leave me a comment to tell me how it went!  Also, be sure to come and visit me at my blog!

I wanted to share this activity that I made to teach my students how to use ordinal numbers.  I have noticed that they have a hard time processing critical information from a given starting point to an ending point.  So, cute little Skylar Skunk gets to have a birthday party and is inviting all of his 29 friends!  Each character is depicted on a 'playing card' and can be moved around to create a picture of a story which includes ordinal number information.  My kids love the colors and and size of the cards.  When you download, please let me know what you think.  Also, when you get to use the cards in your classroom, leave me a comment to tell me how it went!  Also, be sure to come and visit me at my blog!

I wanted to share this activity that I made to teach my students how to use ordinal numbers.  I have noticed that they have a hard time processing critical information from a given starting point to an ending point.  So, cute little Skylar Skunk gets to have a birthday party and is inviting all of his 29 friends!  Each character is depicted on a 'playing card' and can be moved around to create a picture of a story which includes ordinal number information.  My kids love the colors and and size of the cards.  When you download, please let me know what you think.  Also, when you get to use the cards in your classroom, leave me a comment to tell me how it went!  Also, be sure to come and visit me at my blog!