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Counting numbers 1–10 is a fundamental building block of math and number sense skills. Use this diverse collection of basic math worksheets to guide your children on their exploration of numbers. Whether counting colors of the rainbow, following a number maze, or matching quantities to numerals, children can enjoy the practice of identifying. A Valentine Counting Book (Padded Picture Board Book for Little Valentines, Ages 1-5) (Square Padded Picture Book) by Cheri Love-Byrd, Cottage Door Press, et al. Nov 7, 2017 4.8 out of 5 stars 471.

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These Printable Counting Cards for Kids are a great, low prep way to add interest to learning to count for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners. Most of these sets of counting cards cover numbers 1-10 or 1-12, but Fall Food Fingerprint Counting goes up to 15 and Seasonal Fingerprint Counting Cards go up to. These printable counting cards are fabulous for kids of all stages of development. They can help children who are just learning numbers or those that are practicing counting and the sequence. Even if your children have numbers 1-10 down, it’s excellent to reiterate the sequence and counting practice. The black sheep theme makes them a fun. We are proud to present our second online blackjack trainer with the added ability to assist in learning the art of card counting, this is our first.This is meant as an advanced tool, for those who have mastered basic strategy and are looking to perfect their card counting skills.


Baa Baa Black Sheep Have You Any Wool? This nursery rhyme has been a favorite in our house since our first daughter was teeny tiny. We like to sing the song and read the nursery rhyme. Mother Goose has a way with words!

I just love these Baa, Baa, Black Sheep Counting Cards! The black sheep are so cute I just want to squeeze them. And using black pom poms as the counters is one of my favorite manipulatives because it also adds a sensory aspect to the activity.

These printable counting cards are fabulous for kids of all stages of development. They can help children who are just learning numbers or those that are practicing counting and the sequence. Even if your children have numbers 1-10 down, it’s excellent to reiterate the sequence and counting practice. The black sheep theme makes them a fun game and children may not even know they are learning. This activity is great as a busy bag or as an independent or one on one activity!

Materials needed for Baa, Baa Black Sheep Counting Cards:

Paper and/or card stock

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Black Pom Poms

Cards

Laminating pouches and laminator

To prep: Print and laminate the Baa, Baa Black Sheep counting cards (download below).

To use: Have your child cover the pictures of the bags of wool on the counting cards with the correct number of pom poms.

These cards are perfect for new learners who are not ready for independent counting. The kids simply cover each bag of wool picture on the card as they are counting. That way they know when to stop for each number.

No matter the stage your child is in, these Baa, Baa, Black Sheep counting cards are great for teaching or reiterating counting. Plus, the black pom poms make counting fun with the fuzzy feeling on the kids’ fingers!

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