Help your child count from one to six with this cute, fun and FREE cookies printable activity!
There are two levels of difficulty for you to choose.
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Level 1 (Pre-K):
Appropriate for preschool children (age 3 – 4) who are learning to count and recognize digits.
Level 2 (K):
Appropriate for kindergarten children (age 5) who are learning to read numbers written in words.
How to use the Cookies Counting Printable:
- Download the Cookies Counting printable and choose the level of difficulty appropriate for you kids (see download box below)
- There are six yummy cookies to put on the plate. Print the plate and cookies, and cut out all six cookies.
- Children count the number of chocolate chips on each cookie and match it to the correct space on the plate! There are two levels of difficulty; the easier plate shows the number, the other plate has the number word to read.
- I recommend laminating the colour version to make it more durable. You can use blu-tac to stick the cookies to the plate, or turn it into a fun baking tray activity by sticking small adhesive magnets onto the back of each cookie and placing the printed plate onto a baking tray for children to play!
- I like to play this as a group activity (using a baking tray) by putting the cookies into a bag and inviting my kids to pick one out in turn, count the chocolate chips and then place it on the correct space on the plate.
- There is also a black and white version if you want to make it a colouring and stick & paste activity!
For extra fun watch our song video Cookies (or Biscuits for UK English!), a VERY catchy way to learn how to make cookies!
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Thanks a lot for sharing amazing materials. It will helps my student a lot,
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