Roll and Trace is a great game for number sense and fine motor skills! Yesterday, I posted a Roll a Rainbow printable from Kids1234Count and this Roll and Trace printable from the same site goes right along with it. How to Play: The numbers 2-12 are on the printable ready to trace. …
B is really into super heroes right now so I made him this super hero grid game. Feel free to print a copy. Grid games are great for: one to one correspondence working left to right number identification counting How to Play: Roll the die. Put the corresponding number of counters on the mat from …
Number Matching with Dice Match the number in each box with the corresponding number on the die. You can make your game with all numerals, all number words, or all dots to match with. I decided to use a mix of the three to see which one B needed more practice with.To add a fine …
B and I played this “Melt an Ice Cube” game from My Montessori Journey and loved it! Roll the dice, refer to the chart to see what to do with your ice cube (things like hold it in your hand, drop it in water, sprinkle salt on it, etc.), and whoever melts their ice cube first wins. So …
French Fry Counting Number 10 McDonalds french fry containers 1 to 10 with a sharpie. Cut yellow sponges into thin rectangles to make french fries. Put the correct number of fries in each container. Chicken Nuggets Counting Number 10 McDonalds chicken nugget containers 1 to 10 with a sharpie. Use larger brown pom poms as nuggets. Use tongs to …
Tons of Fun featured this heart counting game that I think is awesome! How to Play: Stand above the heart and drop 3 pom poms or cotton balls. Count how many landed on the heart and how many landed off of the heart. Other Variations and Ideas: *Use 5 or 10 pom poms to practice combinations of 5 or …
Today on Day 10 of our Activity Advent Calendar we are going to be counting and matching with this Nutcracker Counting and Number Match printable from PreKinders.
Yesterday, I featured a Roll and Count game that you could make and today I wanted to show you a different style mat for the same game. Use a dot stamper or circle stickers to make this game mat with numbers 1 to 6 (for one die) or 7 to 12 (for two dice). …
Use a dot stamper or circle stickers to make this Roll and Count game mat with numbers 1 to 6. If you are making more than one mat, mix up the formations and don’t put the numbers in order. How to Play: Roll the die and put the corresponding number of counters in the …
This clothes pin game was a good excuse to have B work with clothes pins (great for motor skill development), but it turned into a fun way to practice counting too. Materials: clothes pins, 1 die, something to clip on (shelf from pantry shown above) Here’s how to play: Roll the die. Clip the corresponding …
Counting with Foam Stickers is a fun DIY activity. This counting activity was another way to put those foam shapes to use. As he put the numbers in order, I quickly drew dots on a piece of paper. B counted the dots and found the corresponding number to cover them. In case you missed these …
We have quite the collection of stickers so I gave B these activities to try. The first activity was to sort the stickers by color. Thank you The Shafer Family Blog for this idea! Then, he put the corresponding number of stickers in each square. These activities are quick and simple ways to use up …