Autumn Number Peg Cards To 20
Give the kids a collection of pegs and ask them to count the number of autumn objects on each card, then "clip" the correct number. A fun way to practise counting skills! There are 20 peg cards in this set.
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Help your children learn the numbers from 11 to 20 by repetition, fun games and challenges, and this collection of videos! This first stage is more about recognising the number words and being able to say them in the right order rather than associating them with a particular written number or number of objects. (Skip ahead to Counting on from 10 if that is what you are looking for). Remember, practice makes perfect!
Here are some printables that you can use with the kids to help learn the numbers 11 to 20.
Give the kids a collection of pegs and ask them to count the number of autumn objects on each card, then "clip" the correct number. A fun way to practise counting skills! There are 20 peg cards in this set.
Here's a simple activity for children learning to count up to 20. Count the spots! We have both colour and black and white versions of this page.
Count the Christmas pictures and use a clothes peg to peg the correct number, up to 20. There are 5 pages in this pdf file, so 20 peg cards to cut out in total.
Count the petals! Our pretty flowers with from 4 petals to 20 petals challenge the kids to count. Use this set as double-sided flashcards by folding, or cut them all apart for some matching activities. Start with just a few cards with lower numbers and then work up.
This is a ten page file with ten different colours of large counting cubes - perfect for when you need something for cutting and sticking into maths notebooks. They might also be useful when you want to do a "hands-on" activity but don't have any maths manipulatives to hand.
This set of printable counting cubes includes 10 of each colour, including a "top" cube. We've spaced them so that you can cut them out as quickly as possible.
This 2-page printable contains 10 ready-stacked towers of our counting cubes for you to cut out and use with other same-size printables in the collection, in 10 different colours.
This set of posters follows on from our Counting Posters 1 to 10.
Practise counting with these pretty flower number match up cards! Print out the five pages in the PDF file onto some card, cut each pair in half then mix up and give to the kids to reassemble.
Shelly brightens up learning maths skills by using the cheerful Count the Petals printout from Activity Village in this guest blog post.
Here's the second version of our Halloween Ghosts Dice Game - find the first here.
Here are some colourful, bordered number lines to 20 to print for children learning to count, count on, add and subtract.
Print this colourful bordered number lines to 20 in 5 different colours - or just choose the colour that you prefer and print that page as many times as required. Each page gives you 3 bordered number lines from 0 to 20.
These fun printable number lines to 20 have a parade of children ready to encourage the kids in their counting! They print 2 to a page and are simply sliced apart.
Kids will love learning to count to 20 with these fun printable number lines! There are two on the page, ready to be sliced apart.
Choose from 2 versions of our simple number line strips to 20 - one iwth the numbers below (pictured) and one with the numbers above. Simply slice the paper for 3 quick-to-print number lines from 0 to 20.
Use this set of 10 printables as individual posters, or line them up as a frieze or banner. Alternatively, laminate them and use them as mats in the classroom, to help children visualise and understand how the numbers are made up of 10 plus another number.