Teacher: Costin Elena. During the “numeracy week” that was organized at the School No. 1, Independenta, Romania, the first grade pupils took part in plenty of both educational and fun activities. Not only did they seek for qualities that make people good friends, but they also learned to associate numbers and school activities with the real life. For instance, they identified various easy tasks and showed their interest in reading simple picture-supported texts which were provided as rules for fun boarding games. They also used these boards in order to read and count from 0 to 100. Moreover, when playing “Do you mind brother”, “The Pirates' Treasure” or “On Santa Claus` Land” , the pupils fulfilled games tasks which included the need to orient on the game board according to the following clue phrases: in, on, over, under, near, in front, behind, left, right, horizontal, vertical, oblique, interior, exterior. Next, the children performed addition, subtraction and ordering exercises in the number range of 0-30 by frequently using counting. Furthermore, they also made use of accessible and flexible work materials and techniques in order to manufacture little childish imagination – based pieces of art.