Counting cups kindergarten

Individual group instruction. Every child will grab a cup with red and yellow chips and then however many spill out of the cup the kids will count and write the number of each color chip onto their sheet.

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CAN YOU FOLLOW THE POM POM PATTERNS FOR EACH CUP? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ We did some Math practice today using these clear cups and some pom pom… | Instagram

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SAVE this because it will make introduction to count so fun for your little ones. No paper or pen needed. Just get 2 empty cups, dice and Pom Pom or...

Engage your students this year with red solo cups during math centers. Last year, my class LOVED counting cups to 100, building numbers, and solving equations by creating cup structures. It's a fun, engaging, and hands-on way for K-1 learners to develop number fluency. Keep scrolling to download your FREE resource. This freebie gives you resources to use at various times during the school year. For representing, you will just print the 10-frame cards onto cardstock and cut them apart. Pair…

ACTIVITY FOR KIDS! Counting Cups If you want your kid to develop the love and skill for numbers at the early stage, get him involved with activity like counting cups. On this game, you will set empty cups in rows of five with labels of numbers from 1 - 10. Teach your child how to arrange the liners from the smallest to the largest number. #kidsactivities #learning #imagination #parenting #counting #mathematicalability #speckidclub #toddlerlife #playbasedlearning #playislearning #playideas

motherof2dragonsss on Instagram: "Cup Counting Fun: Age group-3+ Gather several paper cups and number them from 1 to 10 using stickers or markers. Place them in a random arrangement on a flat surface. Encourage preschoolers to count the cups one by one, touching each cup as they count aloud. You can make it more interactive by asking questions like, "How many cups are there?" or "Can you find cup number 5?" This activity helps develop counting skills and number recognition in a fun and…