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Transportation count & clip cards #1-20

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After buying some lovely new clip art I was inspired to make some transportation-themed freebies.  Here’s a free transportation printable for preschoolers: Transportation Count & Clip cards!

These free transportation printables are so cute! Count and clip cards from 1-20!

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I love Count  & Clip Cards.  They’re easy to make (just print on card stock and laminate!), and they give fine motor practice right along with the math lesson.  I created these cards with clip art from PinkPueblo.

Free Transportation Printable

transportation count and clip cards

Here’s a sample page from the download.  I cut around the blue border so that it was a frame inside each of the cards (see above).  I laminated each card, trimmed again, and we had a durable set of colorful cards to practice the numbers 1-20.

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  3. Renae says

    I love the printable! Thanks so much for sharing. I’ll have to keep it in mind when we do our transportation unit again!

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  7. jaime says

    i love these and my son has been having a lot of fun learning with them! featuring you this week on moms library. come by and grab a button tue night:-)

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  10. nicole says

    Hi! Trying to download these and it’s not working for me. Might be my connection since it has been raining for DAYS here! Hope I can get them to work. It’s so hard to find good printables for boys and these are fantastic!

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    • annageig says

      Nicole, I’m going to try something different (you caught me at my computer) 🙂 — check back in five minutes, okay?

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  11. Amber says

    These are wonderful! My 3 year old is all about transportation and we are always looking for new and fun ways to learn together.

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  13. Mya says

    Love the letter of all sizes. I love to see how children can practice their grips and precision from big letter to small. Great ideas!

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    • Anna Geiger says

      Thanks, Mya! Those beginning handwriting pages work really well at our house. I’m glad other people can use them too!

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  16. carole lawrence says

    Thanks so much for sharing your amazing resources. I am back to school tomorrow as a teacher for primary aged children with severe learning difficulties and many also with autism. I always come to your resources as my first port of call and the activities are always very well received by children and adults!. Many thanks
    Carole

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    • Anna Geiger says

      Hello, Carole!

      That is SO wonderful to hear. I have heard similar things from other teachers of students with disabilities. If you ever have a chance, I’d love to hear what specifically works well. I am not trained for special education, so I’d love to hear what to do more of. 😉 Have a wonderful day!

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  19. KB says

    I’ve tried downloading these cards but only blank pages download. I tried the troubleshooting post and nothing changed. I’d love these for my little if they’re still available. 🙂

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  3. […] other week, I was reading some of the mommy blogs that I have on my RSS feed when I stumbled upon these cute (and free!) count and clip flashcards!  Then it hit me that this is something that I can very easily replicate for storytime.  I […]

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