Puzzle de séquences — Bonhomme en pain d'épice

Share this sequence puzzle with your students for a fun way to practice ordering the numbers 1 - 10.

A Sequence Puzzle Students Won’t “Run Away” From!
This sequence puzzle is a great way to combine literature and mathematics. Students will practice both fine motor and numeracy skills as they cut out the puzzle pieces and enjoy sequencing numbers 1 – 10, revealing a picture of the gingerbread man and a hungry fox.

This sequence puzzle works well in small groups, centers, or as independent practice. We have provided it in two formats so you can choose how to use it in your classroom.

Solved: Use this version if you would like your students to color the picture before cutting it apart and mixing the numbers up.
Unsolved: Use this version if you are mainly interested in this activity as a number sequencing and small motor exercise.
Number Sequence Puzzles Increase Engagement
Students love learning math through engaging games,

To prepare this or any of our number sequence puzzles for longevity, follow these steps:

Print the solved version of the sequence puzzle on cardstock.
Color the puzzle in.
Laminate the puzzle.
Cut the pieces apart.
Put the pieces in a container and add this activity to a math center for your students to enjoy for years.