Digi Subitising Games

Are your students learning to subitize? Look no further! Introducing our must-have collection of Online Perceptual Subitizing Games 1-6. These interactive and educational online games are designed to help your EYFS students develop their ability to “see how many, at a glance without counting!”

Subitizing is a fundamental skill for young learners, and our carefully crafted online games are here to support their journey. Perfect for Kindergarten, Preprimary, and Preschool-aged students, these games focus on nurturing and strengthening their perceptual subitizing skills.

What is Subitising?

Did you know there are two types of subitizing? Perceptual and Conceptual. Perceptual subitizing covers numbers 1 to 4 or 5, while conceptual subitizing involves numbers 7 to 12.

Our brains can easily subitize small collections consisting of 1-5 objects. It’s almost like magic – we can instantly perceive the quantity without counting. However, when the collection goes beyond five, it enters the realm of conceptual subitizing, which is a more advanced form of subitizing and serves as a stepping stone to addition. In these larger collections, students are encouraged to subitize 2 or 3 smaller collections within the set or divide the collection into smaller parts.

For instance, to subitize six, they can subitize three and three, four and two, or five and one. By recognizing the number pairs within the set, they can combine them to arrive at the answer of six.

Subitising Games

Now, let’s explore the exciting list of perceptual-based subitizing games for numbers 1-6. Our games feature various subitizing formations using:

• Dot dice: Engage with dice patterns and quickly recognize the corresponding quantity.
• Ten frames: Dive into ten frames and strengthen the ability to identify the quantity displayed.
• Tallies: Practice counting and recognizing numbers through tally marks.
• Counting fingers: Explore the connection between finger configurations and subitizing.

These games are interactive, engaging, and designed to captivate young learners. Through play, your students will develop their subitizing skills, improve their number sense, and build a strong foundation for mathematical understanding.

Teaching subitizing has never been more exciting and accessible. Our online games can be easily incorporated into your classroom activities, whether you’re teaching in person or engaging in remote learning. They are compatible with various devices, ensuring flexibility and convenience.

To make it even better, integrating our Online Perceptual Subitizing Games 1-6 aligns perfectly with the Australian Curriculum. You can confidently use these games as part of your instruction, knowing they support the development of essential numeracy skills.

So, get ready to embark on a subitizing adventure with your students! Our Online Perceptual Subitizing Games 1-6 will make learning fun, engaging, and effective. Watch as your students become subitizing masters, effortlessly recognizing quantities without counting. Don’t miss out on this fantastic resource that will enhance your math lessons and empower your students on their mathematical journey!

How To Play

To play these games you will need:

• an internet connection & modern browser, we suggest Google Chrome
• a digital device like an iPad, interactive whiteboard, laptop or PC
• the Student Password to share with your students. Note – Only PAID Premium members will be able to access this Student Password

To get the Password To Share With Students:

• Log into your account & click the Students Password link in your account
• or Go To The Student Password Page 

How to use the QR Code Below

We know getting a class full of students to play the right games can be tricky so we have made it easy for them all to be in the right place at the right time with a QR Code. Simply display this page on your interactive whiteboard and get your students to scan the QR Code below. Once they scan it all the students will be directed to this page and the online games you want them to play! Nifty!

Use the QR Code to help organise your students

• Display this page on your interactive whiteboard
• Give your students the “Student Access Password”
• Students scan the QR Code with their device to get to this list of Games
• Students then Click the image of the game to play