Teach counting to ten with a counting bin

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Teach counting to ten with a counting bin

Teach counting to ten with a fun collection of free printables!

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Counting to ten feels so basic, doesn’t it?

It’s actually  more complicated than you might think!

Just think about everything preschoolers are learning as they count …

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That’s why young learners need many concrete counting experiences as they master counting to ten. This summer I’m sharing a six-part series that will give you ideas and resource for teaching this important skill.

Teach counting to ten with free printables

You’ve asked for low-prep activities that use very little computer ink. I’ve heard you!

Each post in this series will include teaching tips and a simple black and white printable.

I recommend preparing each printable as it’s shared. Then store it in a bin with simple manipulatives. This way you can pull it out for fun counting practice at any time.

Our counting bin

Materials List Counters.  We like teddy bear counters, Lego bricks, pennies, unifix cubes, glass gems, and transparent counters. Free printables. I’ll link to them below as soon as the posts go live! I recommend printing on cardstock and laminating for durability. Preschool Math at Home (optional). This wonderful book was the inspiration for many of the activities in this series. If you want to help your child develop an understanding of the numbers up to ten, this guide is for you! Stay tuned …

 

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