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Counting to 8 – Bedtime
Okay you can take a short nap before you finish counting to 10. Nestle your head, snuggle up with your blankie, hug your teddy, and read – but don’t forget counting to 8!
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Okay you can take a short nap before you finish counting to 10. Nestle your head, snuggle up with your blankie, hug your teddy, and read – but don’t forget counting to 8!
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You’re entering the last lap of counting to 10! Show your skills with this counting to 9 page. Can you hear the balls being thrown through the air? or bouncing on the floor?
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You can fly by counting to 9 with these loud planes, fun kites, pesky flies, and pet parakeets! Then move on to the counting to 10 worksheets that follow.
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Yeah! You made it to counting to 10. Let’s celebrate with these star shaped, heart shaped, long and bumpy, and round balloons. Count them by ones or by 2’s for an extra challenge.
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You made it to the end! Counting to 10 really is quite fun, especially with reptiles like these. As you’re counting think about what the turtle, snake, alligator and lizard might feel like.
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Think suds and bubbles when counting the on top of the water sailboats and rubber duckies and below the surface fish and submarines!
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I love to walk on crisp fall days and see all the leaves scattered on the ground. You’ll find oak, birch, aspen, and maple leaves scattered on this counting objects page.
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Are you ready to go up, up, and away? Count the hot air balloons with stripes, zigzags and more in this counting objects page.
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Let’s count objects that will take us to the great outdoors! Ready to go camping? Count the sleeping bags, tents, canteens & lanterns.
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In this counting objects worksheet you get to count pumpkins of all shapes and sizes – short and fat, tall, round and those cute little pumpkins.
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You’ve found some out of this world objects to count here. Count the furry aliens, one-eyed aliens, bumpy aliens, and blob aliens. Write the numbers.
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As you count the imaginary objects on this page let your mind think of Tinkerbell, Ariel, Puff, and … I don’t know a famous unicorn.
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Here’s some counting objects fun: Count and make the sounds of the countdown, blast-off , flying, and crashing rockets.
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It’s a beautiful day for a picnic! Practice counting objects by counting the picnic baskets, sandwiches, apples and … ants?
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Kids can reinforce their counting to 10 skills with this apple tree worksheet. You’ll need some crayons for this one. Color 10 apples red & 10 yellow. Look for the hungry worm!
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You’ll need some beans for this count to 10 worksheet. Kids count out and glue the number of beans to match the number in each box. Have fun!
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