Fall Themed Counting Clip Cards || Numbers 1-20 || Colored Version

These Fall themed clip cards are the perfect addition to your early childhood math centers, morning work boxes, busy boxes, or as a resource to use during small group work.

What's Included?

. 10 fully colored printable pages

. Each page contains two clip cards (a line down the middle shows where to cut to keep all cards the same size for easy storing)

. Twenty cards representing numbers 1-20

. Each card has fall themed clip art representations and 3 numerical options

How Do I Use It?

. Simply print, cut, and laminate (these can be used over and over again for years to come)

. Encourage students to count the number of items on each card. Next, using a clothespin, mini-eraser, or other manipulative of your choice, have students connect the number of items with it's numerical representation on the bottom of the card

. You can print numbers 1-20 or choose your range based on your student's needs.

Suggested Uses:

. Add to math centers for students to freely explore and count

. Add to morning boxes or busy boxes for students to complete

. Use as part of small group work to assess counting principles (stable order, correspondence, cardinality, abstraction, and order irrelevance).

Check out these other no-prep math activities:

• Count and Build Boards || Number Sense Combo: Dice, Domino, Tally, 10 Frame,etc.

• Count On Boards: Numbers 1-20

• Dice Addition Clip Cards: Numbers 1-12; 2 Dice Version

• Subitizing Domino Clip Cards: Numbers 1-12

• Roll and Build Boards

• Playdough Mats: Numbers 1-10

• Ice Cream Cone Number Stackables: Numbers 1-20

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Keywords: Clip Cards, Counting Principles, Numbers, Numbers 1-20, Counting, Math, Early Math, Early Childhood, Activities, Morning Work, Busy Work, Centers, Math Center, Small Group, Math Activity, No-prep, stable order, correspondence, cardinality, abstraction, and order irrelevance