It’s April, and our snow has nearly melted! So it’s time for more spring-themed math. And just in time, as we are learning the letter L. Here are some ladybug count and clip cards: a printable counting activity for preschoolers. (The images were created with Picmonkey.)
Ladybug Printable Counting Activity for Preschoolers
My Two enjoyed doing the cards up through number 6. (It’s hard for him to count larger groups of objects even with help.) It was good to get some counting practice and number recognition. Clipping the numbers requires some fine motor ability, too.
Here’s a sample page from the download:
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Jessica
Thank you so much for being so generous and allowing us to print these great learning activities. I’m a SAHM and have been looking for these kinds of activities for awhile for my 2 year old! Thank you!!
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Jessica! Thank you so much for the kind words!
Deebi27
I had mostly 20 – 100 find the missing number clip cards and wanted a 1 – 20 group. I <3 these because a new grandchild coming in October being a girl and these are dual! Thank you so much for your generosity for all who come knocking at your door. It's simply wonderful!
Anna G
Congratulations on the upcoming grandbaby! So glad you can use these! 🙂
Gloria
Gracias. Thanks. I work with special boys and girls.
Alicia
These are adorable! A little old for my little girl still, but I love the little ladybugs for color sorting! Where do you get your clipart?
Anna Geiger
Hi Alicia! I usually use MS Office clip art or buy it from Etsy shops. In this case I created each card in PicMonkey (free online) and transferred each image to a document in MS Publisher. That was the long way to do it and I don’t usually make things that way anymore 🙂
Danica
Hi! I’m having trouble downloading the ladybug count and clip card.
Anna Geiger
Hi, Danica – I uploaded them directly from my blog instead of Google Drive. Please let me know if you can download them – thanks!
JDaniel4's Mom
This looks like great fun! I pinned this post.
annageig
Thank you so much for the pin!
Allison
Love these! I’m featuring this on The Sunday Showcase this weekend.
annageig
Thank you so much for the feature, Allison!
Betty Barnes
Thanks for being so generous with your work! I am recently retired from 31 years of teaching pre-K, and am now providing curriculum for a non-profit childcare center at my church — so glad to have good items to share with them!
Anna Geiger
So glad these resources are useful for you, Betty!