Counting Games for Kindergarten
Are you on the hunt for fun and counting games for Kindergarten? We’re excited to share our free printable counting numbers games kindergarten pack featuring **4 engaging counting games** specifically designed for kindergarteners and preschoolers! These count and match 1 to 10 are perfect for helping young learners practice counting from 1-10, all while having a blast! Whether you’re a teacher, a parent, or homeschooler – these counting games preschool will have children learning while having fun!
With our easy-to-use resources, simply download and print the counting activities for kinergarten, and you’ll be ready for learning numbers 1-10 with playful learning! Children will enjoy counting, matching, and playing interactive games that not only make learning numbers enjoyable but also reinforce essential math skills.
Plus don’t miss free counting worksheets for kindergarten, fun counting games for kindergarten 1-20, and lots more free kindergarten worksheets and games!
Counting numbers games kindergarten
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Count and match 1 to 10
This low-prep and free counting games pack comes in full color. There are sixteen pages in this pack.
Counting games preschool
The set of free printable counting games includes 4 games:
- Let’s Count 1 to 5 – Apple Themed Game Board and Cards
- Let’s Count 1 to 5 – Animal Themed Game Board and Cards
- Let’s Count 6 to 10 – Farm Themed Game Board and Cards
- Let’s Count 6 to 10 – Transportation Themed Game Board and Cards
Prep
Playing these games is fun. Once the boards have been printed and laminated for durability. The cards will need to be printed and cut out and laminated as there are 9 cards per page. The cards need to be shuffled and placed face down next to the board.
How to Play
To play the game, the players will firstly place their marker on the start space. Player 1 will pick up a card and count the number of objects on the card. They will move to the closest space on the board that contains that number, whether it be forwards or backwards. Player 2 then takes their turn. The player who gets to the finish spot first wins.
Learning numbers 1-10
Teaching young children should always be about making learning fun, easing any stress and allowing them to explore through play. Here are some delightful activities and games that will keep your students engaged and excited about numbers!
- Number Scavenger Hunt: Take a trip around the house or outside in your backyard and create a simple scavenger hunt where kids can find items corresponding to numbers 1-10. For example, they might need to find 3 leaves, 5 rocks, or even 1 toy! This not only helps them recognize numbers but also encourages observational skills.
- Counting Songs and Rhymes: Sing catchy counting songs and nursery rhymes that incorporate numbers. Classics like “Five Little Ducks” and “Ten in a Bed” can make numbers come alive for children. You can even create your own songs with fun tunes to make learning personalized and memorable! (resource: 5 Little Monkeys activities)
- Interactive Number Crafts: Get crafty with some DIY projects! Use paper plates to create number cards or decorate them with buttons, stickers, or even natural materials like leaves and twigs. This hands-on approach not only teaches numbers but also helps develop fine motor skills. (resource: Number Coloring Pages 1-10)
- Number Hopscotch: Draw a hopscotch grid outside with chalk, labeling each square with a number from 1 to 10. As your child hops from number to number, encourage them to shout out the numbers as they land, reinforcing their recognition and recall.
- Number Games: Turn learning into a game! Use board games that incorporate dice or number recognition by playing classic games like “Chutes and Ladders” or even create your own bingo game using numbers 1-10. Engaging in play encourages repetition and reinforces their learning. (Resource: Free Printable Numbers 1 to 12 Board Games)
- Storytime with a Twist: Read simple storybooks that focus on counting and numbers. After reading, ask questions about the numbers mentioned in the story. Perhaps even ask them to count certain objects or illustrations within the pages for added fun!
- Kitchen Math: Invite your child into the kitchen for some “cooking math” fun! As you bake together, ask them to help measure out ingredients, count the number of cups, or even divide cookies into piles. This real-world practice helps them see the relevance of numbers in everyday life.
- Digital Learning Tools: If you’re okay with screen time, there are so many educational apps and websites designed specifically for number learning. These interactive platforms often use games and fun challenges to keep kids engaged while they learn!
free printable worksheets for kindergarten
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Counting activities for kindergarten
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