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I love making count and clip cards – you know this if you’ve seen my Tulip, Ladybug, and Transportation themed cards. They’re fun to make, easy to prepare, and useful to do — counting and fine motor in one!
We’re learning about the letter K – and as it’s summer here (after a long winter and a dreary spring), it seemed fitting to make a kite printable.
I find a lot of free count and clip cards, but I have hard time finding ones that go past 10. My Three’s one-to-one correspondence gets dicey after he gets to six items, but my Four has been counting large groups for quite some time. So you’ll find something in this set for your older toddler, your preschooler, and even your kindergartner.
Free kite printable
The last time we used count and clip cards ( a few months ago), my just-turned-Three wasn’t too interested. This time he was enthusiastic and surprised me by counting up to six items without any trouble. He recognizes most of his numbers up to 10 now – but 6 and 9 are still toughies. (Get activities for teaching number recognition here.)
My Three wanted me to count all the objects past 6, and I did so as he watched along and matched the number. He doesn’t recognize numbers past 10, but he wanted to do every card, so this was a great introduction! My Four (pictured above) breezed through the set.
To use them, print pages 2-6 on heavy cardstock (page 1 is my Terms of Use). Laminate and use clipping clothes pins to mark the correct number.
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Amy says
Thank you!
Anna Geiger says
You’re welcome, Amy!
Keri @ Growing in His Glory says
These are great, Anna! Thanks! I will be doing them with my 4 and 2 year olds.
Keri
Anna Geiger says
Sounds great – thanks for commenting, Keri!
Huyen says
Thank you!
Kathy Pender says
My 3’s and 4’s just Love these clip cards, Amy! I have made up several different sets for them throughout the year. They always look forward to what the new ones will be and their counting skills have greatly improved. Love your ideas, Amy! Thank you for sharing so many of them with us!
Kathy Pender says
Oops! Sorry for the typo…I meant ANNA, of course!! lol
Anna Geiger says
LOL, I’ve done that on someone else’s blog too. 🙂 I’m so glad your students enjoy these, Kathy!
mary says
These are great, Anna! Thanks! I will be doing them with my 6 years old students….they were enjoy it ~~i have made up several different sets for them using the same ideas to help them to improve their counting skills. Thank you for sharing the ideas.
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Mary!
Maricar Datu says
Thank you for making this available for us to use. Can’t wait to use it in my classroom.
Anna G says
You’re welcome, Maricar!