Skip Counting Charts ~ updated!

Recently a reader asked me to add a few pages to the Skip Counting Charts that I put together awhile back….which reminded me that we need to get back into the groove of using them more.

The skip counting charts cover the numbers from 2 up to 15. The number pages up to 12 each have a little ‘rhyme’ at the top, show how skip counting with that number works and then skip counts up to whatever 12 x that particular number would be. The few above that number don’t have a rhyme, but still will help you out.

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Enjoy them!!

 

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Number Playdough Mats ~ Free Printables!!

You may have already downloaded my ABC Playdough Mats, so here’s a fun add-on for you to use with your kids ~ Number Playdough Mats! These were put together per a reader request {thanks so much!}.

Playdough mats are a great tool to use with your children to work on various learning skills as well as help develop their fine motor skills ~ besides, playdough is fun to play with for both kids and adults. These are a fun way to have a little downtime {and stress relief} with your kids!

Print off the number mats included in both sets, laminate them or slide them into a sheet protector, then let your child roll out playdough to form each number. Your child can also form mini balls to place on each of the dots to count along with 1:1 correspondence.

There are two separate sets, one with the playdough mats for the numbers 0-10 and another with playdough mats for the numbers 11-20.

You can find all of my FREE Preschool Printables here:

http://homeschoolcreations.com/preschoolprintables.html

Number Tracing Cards ~ Free Preschool Printables

A few weeks ago I shared the Uppercase Letter Tracing Cards and the Lowercase Letter Tracing Cards with you and this week I have some Number Tracing Cards to share too! These cards are a great ‘take-along’ activity or just for everyday practice for writing numbers and also counting with 1:1 correspondence for the numbers 0 through 20.

To use, print the cards in this set onto cardstock, laminate, and cut along the line to separate the cards. The Number Tracing Cards also include a few additional cards for your child to work on letter formation {see below}.

 

Punch a hole in the top left corner of each card and put onto a jump ring {key ring ~ see key ring in carousel below}. Let your child use a dry erase marker or vis-à-vis marker to trace the letters and write their own. If you use a dry erase marker, the letters will wipe off easily, while a vis-à-vis marker may require more scrubbing to remove {but will not smudge while your child is writing}.

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You can find MORE preschool alphabet and beginning writing activities on the following pages:

Alphabet: http://homeschoolcreations.com/preschoolalphabet.html

Writing: http://homeschoolcreations.com/preschoolhandwriting.html

Math: http://homeschoolcreations.com/preschoolmath.html

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Skip Counting Charts from 2 to 12

Skip counting is one thing that we can definitely do a little more of in our house, but as you all know ~ I like to make stuff and make it cute.

I mean, how horrible would it be to just have NUMBERS on a document?

These skip counting charts cover the numbers from 2 up to 12. Each chart starts with a little ‘rhyme’ at the top, show how skip counting with that number works and then skip counts up to whatever 12 x that particular number would be.

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These have already been a huge help in our house. We use them every day as a part of our morning routine and even our 3 year old tries to repeat the numbers along with us!

Enjoy them!!