The Egg Count

In this early childhood egg counting activity worksheet, learners count the number of eggs on each card and then open the flap to find out if they are correct. 20 eggs cards are included.

As you introduce your scholars to multiplication, these short word problems will give them quick victories. Each includes only three sentences and an image. For example, "Five boxes of candy. Four candies in each box. How many candies?"...

Build counting fluency in your kindergartners with this counting and grouping timed learning game. Provide various groups of objects to count such as a clear plastic bag filled with 7 beans or a cup with 5 pennies. There are many other...

Several reading extension ideas for Dr. Seuss' picture book Green Eggs and Ham that incorporate cooking, art, movement, language arts and math activities. Students eat green eggs and ham, create fun frames for pictures of themselves,...

Learners work in pairs with a small bag of jellybeans to estimate the number of candies in their bags and then figure out how many groups of 10 jellybeans are contained in their bags. They then graph the information using a pictograph or...

Students complete center activities. In this eggs lesson, students read a story and rotate between three stations. Students fill plastic eggs with jelly beans, independently browse books and cut and decorate a pre-drawn egg shape.

First graders conduct a poll about how people like their eggs. In this graphing lesson, 1st graders collect data about how they like their eggs. Students use a picture of themselves to place under the type of egg they like. Students then...

Young mathematicians count Easter eggs and use addition and subtraction to calculate how many more eggs they need to find. They hide Easter eggs while other students figure out how many eggs they have found so far, and how many they...

Students collect as much information as possible about their egg and record the information in a systematic way. They prepare a description of the egg your team was given that enable you to distinguish your egg from everyone else's egg.

Learners look at 4 squares and count the number of Easter baskets, eggs, bunnies and flowers found in each one. They write the number they counted in each square on the lines provided. A very good counting activity for young learners!