Toy Count
Line up five toys and count them slowly, touching each toy once.
Practice counting from 1 to 10 through movement, toys, snacks, drawings and simple patterns.
Line up five toys and count them slowly, touching each toy once.
Say one number for each step as you walk safely with an adult.
Count pieces of a suitable snack before eating them.
Draw 1–10 dots on separate cards and count each card.
Roll a die and count that many blocks or buttons.
Place animal toys in a row and count them together.
Clap once for each number from 1 to 10.
Say 1, 2, 3, pause, then ask which number comes next.
Draw numbered parking spaces and place one toy car in each.
Draw or cut out ten stars and collect them one at a time while counting.
For early counting, moving one object while saying one number helps connect the spoken number sequence to individual objects.
Can you count 10 objects without skipping one? Now try counting backward from 5.