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

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.  

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. KB

    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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  6. carole lawrence

    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

      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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  12. nicole

    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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