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Number practise 1-20
Help your child to learn the numbers 1 to 20.
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The game can be played by two or more players. The aim of the game is to see who can fill the 10 spaces (leaves or lily pads) for one of the numbers first.
This game was developed by illustrator Fiona Johnson. For more information please contact her via by-django Which snail will be the first to eat all ten leaves??
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This game helps your child to practise recognising and writing numbers 1 to 20.
The game can also be played by one player in which case the first snail or frog number to fill all ten spaces is the winning number. 
To play number practise
You will need
Game board (2 different game boards are available the snail/ leaves board and the frog/lily pads board. Both of these are available to download free as .pdf files from our downloads page. Or to print from your browser Print Frog Board - Print Snail Board (smaller board when printed directly from browser than pdf download) - A 1-20 die from a set of poly dice. Poly dice are available to buy on line from www.wickeddice.co.uk (opens in a new window)
- An alternative to a 20 sided die is to make a 1-20 number spinner. Visit our 1-20 number spinner page for directions.
To play the game
- Print out the game board (print one for each player Print Frog Board - Print Snail Board)
- Player one shakes the 20 sided die.
- Fill in the number on the chart - ie if number 2 fill in number two on the first leaf under snail 2.
- The next player takes their turn.
- The first player to fill all ten spaces for a number is the winner.
- If only one player is playing the game the winner is the snail (or frog) that's number is filled up first.
Which frog will be first to cross the pond?
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