Counting on

Many kids do not realize that counting can start at any number; it doesn’t always have to start at one (1). Once kids can count and begin to recognize the dice dot patterns and the finger patterns on hands without needing to count, counting on with these is a great skill to try. That’s exactly where ... Read More about Counting On Activities and Printables

A critical math skill for first graders to learn is the ability to count on. My sweet friend Deb over on Oh My Little Classity Class had a fun Scoot game this summer. You can check it out on her blog by clicking HERE. She has tons of cute games! Deb was my inspiration for my newest packet. It's called "Counting On with Finger FUN!" There are 64 different counting on flashcards with 4 fun games/activities to do with the cards. There are 3 practice sheets as well. You can check it out over at…

It's so important to practice math at home with your kids, but it's got to be fun! Here are some fun and easy ways to practice the math concept of counting on.

Are you wondering when or how to transition your students from counting all the numbers to counting on or up from the first or greater number when adding? Counting on is typically one of the first

Building number sense in first grade can seem daunting but with the right number sense activities and lessons, it can be a lot of fun! In th...

Count 1-100 with free printable counting to 100 games for kindergarten, and first graders. Print number recognition games for fun activities.

Practice counting on with one of these ideas that use simple supplies that you can do at home. They're easy, hands-on, and fun.

Practicing counting in groups is LOTS of fun with free printable Skip Counting Mazes! No prep worksheets to practice counting 2s-10s at various levels!

May 5, 2020 - Grab a deck of cards and some dice to play this simple counting on card game. It's an easy way to practice math after school.

Addition to 20 free printable brings two different tasks for children. The first task is counting on the dominos to find the answer. The second task is fluency based task where children have to count on the number line to find the answer.