Counting Buttons (Or Other Small Objects)
Counting Buttons (Or Other Small Objects)
Need a
math activity to help your little one learn how to count objects or
to recognize the numerals 1-10. This activity works on both of those
skills! Plus, this activity was a huge hit with Little M.
- small plain bookmarks or cardstock rectangles
- plain circle stickers, like the kind used at tag sales
- a permanent marker
- small objects to count, such as buttons, pompoms, beads, etc.
To make
the cards, simply write the target number on the left side of the
card. Then, place the correct number of stickers on the right.
In
front of the student, model how to use the cards. Say something such
as, "I think this is number 6. Let me count out the objects to
see if I'm right." Then simply count each object as you place
it on the sticker. "There are six buttons. I was correct!"
You can
take turns with your child, picking the cards at random and counting
out the appropriate number of objects or you can do it together.
This is
a great activity to tie in with the seasons and whatever you happen
to be learning about. Learning about pumpkins? Use your cards to
count pumpkin seeds. Discussing ocean life? Count small sea shells.
This is a very flexible and repeatable activity. Have fun counting!
i read a lot of stuff and i found that the way of writing to clearifing that exactly want to say was very good so i am impressed and ilike to come again in future..
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