Easter Counting Cards and Puzzles

With Easter just around the corner, how can we add it to our school day? Why not get counting with these adorable Easter counting cards and puzzles?

If your kids are looking forward to spring and all its animals, then this Easter-themed counting activity will make it a blast. I’ve found great success in combining learning activities with adorable pictures so I’m hopeful that this will work for you and your home as well.

The best part about these printable counting cards is that they’re free and simple to use. All of our activities are available immediately after you download them so you’re literally not going to have to wait very long at all.

I highly recommend that you print the counting cards onto card stock then have your child use clothespins to choose the correct answer. Using card stock just makes them a little sturdier than other options and that means that they’ll last longer, too.

Looking for more activities? Check out our list of amazing Easter Activities for Kids.

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Easter Counting Cards and Puzzles

The puzzles counting to 10, count by 2’s, 5’s and 10’s as well with a fun Easter chick theme.

While your kids may not understand the concept of skip counting right now, it doesn’t hurt to expose it to them and they can figure it all out on their own using the pictures as a guide to complete the puzzle.

Math and counting don’t have to look the same each time of the year. Change things up by bringing in different seasons or themes to practice these much-needed math skills.

Recommended Counting Toys for Kids

Below are some of our recommended toys that can help your kids start counting at an early stage. Your kids will surely love these!

STREET WALK Frog Balance Counting Toys Cool Math Games, Fun, Educational Children’s Gift Kenley Counting Ladybugs -Montessori Counting Toys for Toddlers -Wooden Educational Learning Toy ABCaptain Counting Animals Matching Game with Sorting Cups, Color Classification and Sensory Training Preschool Rainbow Counting Bears With Matching Sorting Cups (67 Pcs Set) + FREE Storage Bag GEMEM Wooden Montessori Math Counting Hundred Board Toys, 1-100 Consecutive Numbers Small Foot Wooden Toys Counting Sticks Math Aid

What age group is counting cards geared towards?

These are for early learners and preschool-aged children. However, if there is interest in any age of a child, I never tell them that they can’t join in on the learning fun.

The way I see it, the more the merrier as we’re gathered around the table and having a good time. And when a child expresses interest in wanting to learn, the easy answer is to let them do so, always.

These counting cards are a great way to build confidence so that they can move on to something a bit more challenging.

Can you reuse these counting cards once you print them?

Yes, you can. If you own a laminator, this is the easiest way to make them reusable. Once you print them out, just use your laminator to give them a nice sturdy overlay. Then, your child can use them and you can wipe them clean to use over and over again.

We laminate almost all of our printables and I keep them in a binder that I can take with us on the go. There are so many times when we’re sitting and just “waiting” so these activities are much better than just handing them my phone to keep them occupied.

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Recommended Easter Books for Kids

Pair this counting activity with one of your favorite Easter books. Learn all about the story of the Easter bunny or see how your favorite characters celebrate Easter.

Pete the Cat: Big Easter Adventure How to Catch the Easter Bunny The Berenstain Bears and the Easter Story: Stickers Included! (Berenstain Bears/Living Lights)Happy Easter, Mouse! (If You Give…)The Story of the Easter Bunny Marshmallow

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More Easter Worksheets

If you liked this Easter printable, you’ll like these options as well. I find that by having multiple learning activities of the same theme, the kids are way more likely to want to complete them as well.

Easter Tracing Worksheets

Easter Kindergarten Math Worksheets