Count, Colour, Circle and Write
Count them, colour them, circle them, write the number!
Count the objects and show the number by colouring, circling or writing it, then mixed counting practice.
- 6 pages A4 portrait
- 4 activity pages
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Sample pages
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Inside this book
- Page 3Count and Colour
- Page 4Count and Circle
- Page 5Count and Write
- Page 6Mixed Counting Practice
Notes for grown-ups
Reproduced from page 2 of the book so you can read it before printing.
Counting objects accurately and representing the number by colouring, circling or writing.
How to use
- Count and Colour: Count the objects and colour the correct number of them.
- Count and Circle: Look at the groups and circle the group that has the correct number.
- Count and Write: Count the objects and write the number in the box.
- Talk about the numbers as you work.
- Celebrate every correct count!
Tips
- Start with smaller numbers (1–5) before larger ones.
- These pages support one-to-one counting and number recognition.
- Great for independent or guided practice.
Activities included
- Count and colour
- Count and circle
- Count and write
- Mixed counting practice
You will need
- A pencil or chunky crayon
- Counters, buttons or dried pasta for counting
- Printed at 100% (not "fit to page")
Early Maths path
- 1Count and Match
- 2Count, Colour, Circle and Write
- 3Count and Clip Cards
- 4Five Frames
- 5Ten Frames
- 6Dice Patterns and Dominoes
- 7Numerals, Words and Quantity Matching
- 8Number Tracing with Pictures
- 9Number Formation Rhymes
- 10Number Flashcards and Number Line
- 11Find and Colour the Number
- 12Number Mazes and Dab the Number
- 13Number of the Day
- 14Trace, Write, Colour, Count and Circle
- 15Missing Numbers on a Number Line
- 16Number Order Cut and Paste
- 17Counting On and Counting Back
- 18One More, One Less
- 19More, Fewer, Most and Fewest
- 20Number Bonds to 5 and 10
- 21Counting Songs
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