Number Fluency Charts

Number Fluency Charts, or RAN Boards, are a great alternative to flashcards because they are quick to duplicate and easy to manage. Also, each number on the chart is duplicated multiple times in order to get children the repeated practice that they need. This has become Heidi’s preferred method over sending flashcards home, because it helps parents understand that children need to practice recognizing each number more than one time! It is simple to practice exactly the same thing at school as at home by setting aside a few minutes at school to have the entire class read the chart aloud together.

Heidi does this and then simply chooses one child to focus on each day to listen while they read the letters. These number fluency charts include various number groupings, from 0-30, to help with each child focus on number recognition for the first few numbers, and on through the teens and twenties. If these pages are kept in a special folder or left out on the students’ desks to find each morning first thing, fluency practice can become a simple matter of routine, habit, and a vital part of any math program!