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Measuring with bear counters is an excellent way to introduce preschoolers to measurement. It even gives kids lots of practice with counting and number recognition. As well as helping children with their counting skills, these counting bear cards are also a great resource to use when practising pattern recognition. This easier method helps child show how actual sharing works. Give them counters and see them finish this sheet all by themselves. These counting bear math worksheets will help your child practicing counting, learning about patterns, and even addition.

There are so many ways to learn and play with counting bears. We have gathered up some fun games and hands-on activities that will keep your kids engaged and learning in a fun way. Play the Bears Dice Game: Place all bears in the center of the table. Each player rolls a die and takes that number of bears from the center of the table. The person with the most bears at the end of the game wins! Math helps– Not only can you practice counting with the bears, it is also a great way to use them as math manipulatives for addition and subtraction practice. Balancing Scale and Counting Bears Activities– Balancing scales are a fun hands-on activity. See how many counting bears you can balance at one time. Once all seats at a table are full, collect a point token and remove all teddy counters from that table.How to Play– Begin by choosing a number card. Next read the number and then count out that amount of bears. Finally, try counting the bears in different formations such as a scattered pattern or circle. Kids often think the number has changed if you change the position of the counters, when in fact it has remained the same. So it’s great to teach them that even if the bears are in a circle instead of a line, the amount counted remains the same.

These online bear counters are unbearably cute! Yet, they’re also useful and can help with a range of lessons from Pre-K through upper elementary students. Counting Bear Clip Cards– Use counting bear clip cards to practice fine motor skills and counting with these clip cards.Counting bears were a favorite in our home when my kids were little. We used the counting bears for color practice, sorting, patterns, and even to develop hand-eye coordination. Teaching Children How to Count I loved that time with them. It was simple and sweet. They learned so much through play and every day activities. It wasn’t until my younger three were around preschool age that I found out about math manipulatives. What are Counting Bears called?

Educational Games » Teacher Tools » Virtual Manipulatives » Counter Manipulatives » Bear Counters Bear Counters Rainbow Bears Washing Station Learning Activity– Kids love washing activities. Set up your own washing station and have your kids clean your bears. Counting Bears Bus Mats– Fill up the teddy bear bus with counting bears and matching the numbers on the number cards.Animal Paw Print Color Matching Game for Preschoolers– This is a fun spinner game that uses colorful animal pawprints to match the bears up to. Counting Bears and Numbers Printables Soon after my children start talking and are able to communicate, I would hear them not only repeat the numbers to me while we counted, but even start counting on their own.