Counting Numbers Activities
Today we have five new ideas all about Counting Numbers Activities. The first activity is called the Rain Cloud Number Tracing Cards. The second activity is called the Number Boxes Counting Activity. The third activity is called the Button Counting Cards. The fourth activity is called the Number Dots Counting Activity. And the last activity is a video about DIY Counting Activity. Enjoy!
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Activity:
Rain Cloud Number Tracing Cards
Best for Ages:
+3
Materials:
Printable
Summary:
These smiley clouds are going to help your little learners practice counting and writing numbers from 0-20! To prepare, just print, cut along the lines to separate the cards and laminate. Print on cardstock for extra durability. Your kids will trace the numbers and count the rain drops! Then use a tissue or eraser to wipe off and the cards can be used again!
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Activity:
Number Boxes Counting Activity
Best for Ages:
+3
Materials:
Items likely found at home
Summary:
I love an easy activity, especially an easy math activity so number boxes was perfect for my 4 year old! The focus of this activity is quantity. This is the “knowing numbers” that I’m aiming for: a deeper understanding than just memorized counting. He’s seeing value, he’s understanding quantity, he’s noticing that numbers represent a certain amount.
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Activity:
Button Counting Cards
Best for Ages:
+3
Materials:
Items likely found at home
Summary:
Manipulatives help make math and other learning activities fun for kids. The more play or game like the activity is, the more receptive the child may be. That is why, for my kids, I try to use a variety of fun manipulatives with counting cards. Like these button counting cards and manipulatives.
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Activity:
Number Dots Counting Activity
Best for Ages:
+3
Materials:
Items likely found at home
Summary:
I did this to give my son a counting boost and to also give him a chance to touch the math and work with the numbers. He could see 4 dots on the number 4. He could see the number / quantity going together. I love this for the simplicity, the ease, and most of all, the great learning practice for my son. What an easy way to practice counting and in such a tactile way!
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Activity:
DIY Counting Activity
Best for Ages:
+3
Materials:
Items likely found at home
Summary:
A very easy to make DIY with materials available at home and kids will surely enjoy learning numbers and counting with pom poms
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