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This 10-word number vocabulary word search uses a circle shape to introduce students in Grades 1–3 to written number words from ten to one hundred. The puzzle reinforces multiples of ten: twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, and ninety. Use it as a warm-up during a counting unit, a math center activity, or a template for other number-recognition puzzles.

Subject:
Math
Topic:
Arithmetic
Grade Level:
1st – 3rd Grades
Updated April 2026

Word List

  • EIGHTY
  • FIFTY
  • FORTY
  • HUNDRED
  • NINETY
  • SEVENTY
  • SIXTY
  • TEN
  • THIRTY
  • TWENTY

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