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This video can help students learn to count all the way to 50! When they are first learning to count, the teacher can pause the video up to the number they are working on.

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Download the Counting Videos: http://havefunteaching.com/videos/counting-videos/ Download the Counting Songs: http://havefunteaching.com/songs/counting-songs/ Get This Video on DVD: http://havefunteaching.com/videos/counting-videos/counting-dvd/ Get the Counting Songs CD: http://havefunteaching.com/songs/counting-songs/ The Counting By Ones Song by Have Fun Teaching is a counting song that teaches kids how to count by 1's to 50.

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This is a good warm up video to do to help students practice counting down from 20.

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This link provides an activity where students will match the number that is on half of the apple to the quantity of seeds that represents the number.

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Totschooling - Toddler, Preschool, Kindergarten Educational Printables

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September is here and while it still feels like Summer, I am starting to think about Fall. Apples and apple activities are a great way to start the Fall season, as well as the new school year! Use these Free Apple Number Puzzles to practice counting, number recognition, and one-to-one correspondence.

Included in this set are 16 apples cut in half with numbers 1 to 16 and corresponding "seeds" for each number.

Just print, laminate (optional), and cut out all the pieces and give to your child to find the matching apple halves. This is a great quiet time and busy bag activity as well.

For more Apple themed printables, see the following posts:

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September is here and while it still feels like Summer, I am starting to think about Fall. Apples and apple activities are a great way to start the Fall season, as well as the new school year! Use these Free Apple Number Puzzles to practice counting, number recognition, and one-to-one correspondence.

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This activity meets the students counting with objects learning goal. They are able to count the marshmallows and place them on top of the mug!

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Looking for a fun winter themed math activity? Try hot chocolate math!
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Hot Chocolate Math Activity

Print these twenty colorful hot chocolate cups and get out some mini-marshmallows.

Yes, the mini-marshmallows will be a real motivator.

You can also use white pom poms, which are much more expensive than mini-marshmallows but are also much less tempting.

This printable has twenty colorful cups of hot chocolate, labeled 1-20. These are good for my Two, because he needs a lot of work with one-to-one correspondence. After he counts items to three, he starts losing count. So we'll keep doing more of this kind of thing until he has it down!

For my Four, this is just a quick fun thing for him to do. It's below his ability level right now, which is why you'll find more challenging activities in my post Letter H Math.

I've had a request for the printable with the numbers on the cup instead of on the hot chocolate. These are in the second part of the download.

I also had a request for black and white cups so kids can color them. You'll find these at the end of the download.

P.S. These were one of my first printables, created in MS Word. Because of that, it was difficult to add new versions into the original file without leaving extra spaces after #9-10 and #19-20. Thanks for understanding!
Teach math concepts with this fun DVD! Looking for more math resources?
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Hot Chocolate Math - free printable counting mats - The Measured Mom

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Looking for a fun winter themed math activity? Try hot chocolate math! (This post contains affiliate links.) Print these twenty colorful hot chocolate cups and get out some mini-marshmallows. Yes, the mini-marshmallows will be a real motivator. You can also use white pom poms, which are much more expensive than mini-marshmallows but are also much less tempting.

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This activity allows students to use pictures to count up to 20.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pumpkin-Palooza-Math-Centers-2052337
This link provides the handout to print and create this activity for a center.

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Reading this book to students will help them understand the quantity of number 1-10.
https://youtu.be/oXcYLXlNWdg
This link provides a read aloud of the story.

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In this activity, students use paint and cotton swabs to paint the ten frames that represent the number above it! Helps students understand the quantity of each number.
http://missgiraffesclass.blogspot.com/2015/07/building-number-sense-in-first-grade.html
This link provides many handouts similar to this one to practice the quantity value of numbers 1-20.

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The students will be able to count forward and backwards to 20 through the use of videos, objects, and activities individually as well as whole group during a daily 45 minute period.

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K.2 (A) count forward and backward to at least 20 with and without objects;

K.2 (B) read, write, and represent whole numbers from 0 to at least 20 with and without objects or pictures;

K.2(C) count a set of objects up to at least 20 and demonstrate that the last number said tells the number of objects in the set regardless of their arrangement or order;