Spring Counting Mats (1-20)

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Spring Counting Mats are a great way to get the kids excited about Spring AND counting!

Yes, spring is in the air finally here in Ontario. I’m so glad that the snow is melting, I’m ready for winter to be over. My daughter has moved beyond counting to ten ages ago so I thought I better move my counting mats up along with her as well. My kids love math worksheets but we also try to mix in hands-on activities as well.

Count up to 20 with these spring counting mats. These are the perfect way to introduce the first 20 numbers to your early learner.

I can’t wait to start running again, this winter has kept us cooped up inside, we had a tea party outside yesterday. My daughter was so thrilled to be outside without her shoes or jacket.

Be certain to check out our Bug Counting Mats as well!

Spring Counting Mats

Thank goodness that Spring is here! While we love the beauty of the snow, I’m over the cold weather and all that comes with it, too. There isn’t anything better than seeing the sun shining a bit longer and hearing the birds chirp, right?

And to kick off one of our favorite seasons, we always like to break out these fun counting mats. Full of fun spring pictures and a simple way to count, the kids will be gearing up to put on their rain boots and get outside fast!

Spring Counting Mats Supplies

Here is the list of supplies that you’ll need to get started!

Printer (I love my Brother Printer but a color one would be nice)
Paper
Scissors
Counters ie. pom poms or counting chips (optional)
Dot markers (optional)

If you don’t have the counters, I created some for you which you can cut out and place in the ten frames as your child counts. My daughter prefers to use our bingo dabbers in the ten frames and likes to place pom poms on the numbers.

Recommended Spring Books for Kids

Pull out your favorite spring books to get your kids excited about spring. I know I’m looking forward to all of this snow melting.

We always change up our reading material for the seasons and spring books are so much fun!

And Then It’s Spring (Booklist Editor’s Choice. Books for Youth (Awards))Rachel’s Day in the Garden: A Kids Yoga Spring Colors Book (Kids Yoga Stories)Planting a Rainbow The Grouchy Ladybug

Help your kids count up to 20 or use the counting mats for addition and subtraction as well. I like to say things like what is two more than 15 or what is 5 less than 19? So they can build 19 first and then subtract the 5 or figure it out on their own.