What Counts?

Need help staying organized as you test your budding counters? This chart will do the trick with four categories to check off: counts by ones, visually recognizes quantity, counts on to add one more, and counts all items again to add one...

What a fun way to practice counting and cardinality! Print out the provided ten-frame templates in one color, and the number cards in another. Partners lay out all the cards upside down and play a matching game as they attempt to pair...

Agricultural survey and the documentation of livestock or goods was the basis for the first written language. Youngsters discuss sorting and counting, and how these skills have been used for thousands of years. They accent their class...

In this counting worksheet, students solve 4 problems in which objects in a set are counted. Students draw in additional objects to equal one dozen, and write the number 12 by each set.

What a number, what a day. With his trusty organ, the Count reveals that eight is the number of the day. He counts up to eight and then counts eight bats. Have your class count along.

What happens when the Count counts to the number of the day? When he counts up to the thrilling number thirteen, 13 excited dancing vegetables join him in a dance and song.

The anticipation is killing me, what is the amazing number of the day? Count Von Count plays his singing organ to expose the number eighteen. The number eighteen jumps around with the Count 18 times.

Is today's number nine? No, it's number sixteen! The number sixteen tell us that she vows to be greater than fifteen but less than seventeen. This is a great opportunity to encourage number-sense by asking your class what she meant.

Is it getting cold outside? Get into the spirit of the season with this counting worksheet for little ones. They examine color images of nine winter-themed items, each in a set between three and eight. They write the number in a box for...

Young consumers identify U.S. coins, watch a video clip about the differences in the four U.S. coins, sort real coins by attributes. They also graph collections of their coins.