Counting Themes Teacher Resources

In this early childhood counting practice worksheet, students use their math skills to reveal the number of shapes in 3 different questions.

In this early childhood math worksheet, students use the number mats from 1-30 to practice their counting skills. Students place counters on the appropriate mats.

In this graphing activity, students sort three different watermelon pictures that the teacher printed in advance of the activity. They count and graph the watermelon pieces on the associated graph. Teacher instructions are included.

In this online interactive counting money worksheet, students read examples and use their problem solving skills in order to solve to 20 problems.

In this counting practice activity, students examine 2 pictures and record the number of bats in each. Students may also color the pictures.

In this visual discrimination activity, students use their counting skills to identify the number of spiders, geese, cardinals, and songbirds they find in the picture.

In this counting practice activity, students examine a picture of 6 dinosaurs. Students color 4 of the dinosaurs and circle 1 of the dinosaurs.

In this counting practice worksheet, students examine a picture of 4 dinosaurs. Students color 3 of the dinosaurs and circle 2 of the dinosaurs.

In this fewer worksheet, learners count the shapes in the box and have to draw a group of the same shape that is a fewer number. Students solve 2 problems.

In this counting money worksheet, students solve four problems in which the amount of money in four purses is counted and the amount recorded. Note: All four purses are empty.

In this counting objects worksheet, students examine 10 sets of pictures and identify the number of pictures in each set.

In this counting skills worksheet, learners respond to 4 questions that require them to examine 4 sets of acorns and identify the total number in each set.

In this math review worksheet, students complete problems about patterns, money, counting, and subtraction. Students complete 4 problems total.

Here's a tasty lesson on place value! Learners practice counting by ones and tens using mini-marshmallows and licorice sticks. They count and add the mini-marshmallows, and use the licorice sticks to represents tens.

Your mathematicians are given a number at which to start and an amount to count on from there. They then record the number where they end. For example, "Count on 7 from 133." The answer is 140. There are 7 problems on this page. Answers...

In these four counting practice worksheets, your class members count the number of apples and circle the numbers that tell how many total apples there are. The totals for each page are 3, 4, 5, and 6.

Counting pence is great because some of the common coin values are two, five and ten. Learners assess each piggy bank and count the pence contained within. They count by 2s, 5s, and 10s depending on the coin in each bank. Tip: The...

Counting money can be a fun skill to master. Kids count a variety of penny combinations arriving at totals up to 10. Each slide contains a different amount and can be used in a variety of ways. For example, kids can add the value on each...

Here are some number lines that need to be completed. There are two number sequences, one to test addition skills and the other for subtraction. Both sequences include counting by 10, but the subtracting question has scholars count...

A unique lesson that's designed for visually impaired early learners, but can be adapted for anyone, is here for you. Pupils use brightly colored foam letters, beads, checkers, and an abacus, in order to gain practice in identifying the...

How can a canned food drive be connected to math? It's as simple as counting and organizing the cans! Children demonstrate their ability to sort non-perishable foods into categories that include soup cans, vegetable cans, boxed items,...

The class uses pictures of Nick's sticker sets to count and add the number groups of stickers in each set. The image of Nick's sticker sets would also be a good way to represent part/whole for setting up rational for fractions.

Why is skip counting important? By practicing skip counting, learners will be able to solve problems quicker. With this fill-in-the-blank worksheet, elementary math learners will practice counting by four. 

Fruit is a wonderful thing to eat and to count. Count from 1 to 10, each slide contains a number and the related amount of fruit to count. This is a wonderful exercise for early learners.