Counting cards

Learning basic math can be fun with this free printable set of number flashcards, which includes numbers, math symbols, and counting cards!

Here is my much anticipated peg the dot number counting cards! Yes, I’m giving you a super cool freebie that will have your child enjoying the experience of learning to count numbers 0 – 10, identifying and ordering numbers 0 – 10, identify colours, improve their ability in matching and developing 1 to 1 correspondence. As a thank you to […]

Free alphabet and counting clip card printables. Learning the alphabet and vowel sounds, and counting up to twenty is fun and easy with these cute clip card matching games.

These free printable chocolate chip counting cards are a hands-on math activity kids will love! Just print the cards, laminate, & grab some chocolate chips.

Free Resources for your Math Centers

Finger Counting Printable. Count The Fingers, Early Maths. Preschool and Kindergarten Activity -LETTER SIZE 8.5X11 (standard A4 document) There are 5 pages with 2 card per page. This is a digital postcard and no physical item will be shipped to you. Instant Download Your files will be available to download once payment is confirmed.

We love our rainbow bears! I think they are the most versatile manipulative for early childhood education. You can use them to learn so many skills! Colors, counting, sizes, sorting, addition, patterns and so much more! These free printable rainbow bear counting cards are the perfect way to introduce counting from 1-10. The one-to-one correspondence makes it easy for little learners to recognize how high to count on each card. They are the perfect addition to our counting card sets!

This preschool math counting game is easy - cut and print out the cards and have kids count the dots with snacks and recognize numbers!

Our free printable number cards for 1-10 are perfect for matching and counting with your toddler or preschooler. These printable numbers 1-10 accommodate many levels of learning.

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.