Winter Counting Mats

These winter counting mats are a fun way to learn about numbers for preschoolers. You can have a great time clipping on clothespins to the number cards or placing counters on top of the pictures. These math worksheets are a great way to have some fun with winter themed items while getting to know more about numbers.

Combining learning with seasons is something that we love to do in our home. There’s just something about the combination that makes it stick in the brain a little bit better for the kids. During winter, they seem to love learning with a variety of animals or “snow” activities as well.

One of the ways to keep learning fun and fresh all year long is to incorporate your surroundings as well. It seems to help everyone transition well into the next learning phase also. Plus, having a variety with the learning is always a big need as well. Kids love knowing that they are going to have fun and learn at the same time!

Winter Counting Mats

I created these super cute counting mats and puzzles with a penguin and snowman theme, who wouldn’t love that? They’re so cute. The first page consists of counting cards and you can use a clothes pin to clip the correct answer. You could also use a manipulative or counter like a block, pom pom ball or color with a bingo dabber.

There are 10 counting mats where you can use the above materials as well on the numbers. I’ve also written out the number so that your child can trace them.

The end of the pack includes 4 different number puzzles to get your children skip counting.

The counting mats can be used for toddlers up to kindergarten students depending on your child. They get to practice number recognition, spelling and writing their numbers as well.

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Print out the winter counting mats, it comes with counting cards and puzzles as well. To make your puzzles last longer laminate them or cover with contact paper.

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Recommended Winter Books for Kids

Reading is another great tool that will help continue to develop the mind and vocabulary of your children! Read your favorite winter books to go along with these winter counting activities.

Goodbye Autumn, Hello WinterThe Biggest Snowman EverA Loud Winter’s Nap (Fiction Picture Books)The MittenThe Snowy Nap

More Winter Printables for Kids

Winter Lacing Cards

Winter Fairies Counting Mats

Monique

I share educational printables and activities to help teachers make learning about math and science fun!