This packet is full of fall fun and math!
Numbers
S’more Addition! Clip Cards
These fun clip cards can be used with clothespins or used with small items such as pom poms, buttons or mini erasers to mark the correct answer.
Addition from 1-10!
Laminate them to help them last longer!
Count the Chips!
This fun activity will allow your child to use the chocolate chips I have included or they can get creative and use buttons, pom poms, maybe even real chocolate chips.
You can laminate the items for this activity for longer use or put them into a clear pocket protector. This also allows you to use dry erase markers.
Number of the Day packs
With these packs; you can introduce a new number every day or every week. Each pack has multiple pages of fun with different activities to learn about the number of the day. Each pack includes number tracing.
SEEK and COUNT! Packs
These packs give children (ages 2 and up) a chance to seek out objects in a picture and either check them off a list when found (for the younger ones, or count the objects in the picture (for the older ones).
The children can also use BINGO chips or dried beans and cover up pictures as someone calls out a picture. (Can you find the sun?, Can you find the sand pail? etc.).
Seek and Count-Back to School!
SEEK and COUNT! Farmer’s Market!
Number Matching Cards Pack (1-10) and (11-20)
This is a great starter pack for teaching numbers and counting.
This pack contains numbers 1-10.
Number Matching Cards Pack (11-20)
Lady Bug Activity
This activity combines counting and painting or coloring.
Your child can dip their finger in washable paint to dot the spots onto the ladybug or color them on. Even a Q-tip will work for this activity.
You can laminate these pages for use multiple times.
Ladybug Activity
Colors and Number Sheets
Counting Worksheets!
These worksheets are a fun way for beginners to count and have fun.
Just print off and laminate or slip into clear pocket protectors for multiple use. Use dry erase markers.
Count the Seashells (Better to be printed in landscape)
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