


Target Number Task Cards
These target number task cards are challenging and engaging, and the perfect way to revise number operations! On each card, students are provided with a target number and must reach this number using all the numbers provided and a combination of operations.
Cards can be used individually or in small groups, and are great for developing problem solving skills while also reinforcing number facts and order of operations.
Why Choose The Target Number Task Cards?
- With are 5 different levels, all your students will be challenged and engaged
- The inclusion of a digital version allows you to do a whole class warm up on your interactive whiteboard
- Each task card has multiple ways of being solved, and can be used again and again
- Task cards make the perfect no-prep warm up, revision or fast finishers activity
What's Included?
- 30 highly engaging task cards
- Answer sheet
- Access to a digital (Google Slide) version of the activities (Note: teachers and students will need a Google email to access this version)
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