Clip It and Flip It - FALL Counting to 20

Counting Fall Leaves. Hands on Learning Activity for Pre-K through Beginning of First Grade. Also good for ESL, Resource, or SPED.

Counting to 20 and Numeral Identification Cards for Fall/Autumn with friendly autumn leaves. Simple to make and use. Answers print on the back of cards with double-sided printing. This allows for easy, self-checking, independent work!

Students count to identify how many leaves on each card, and attach a clothespin or clip to their answer. Then flip the card to check. Great for fine motor development. Use this activity in your math centers or small groups. Put them in task boxes or individual work baskets. Also a good take home or early-finisher activity. EASY clean up. I teach my students to take all the task cards and the clips out of the task box. As they clip, flip, check answer, they put it back IN the box! They use the same clip for each card - clip it flip it, unclip it, letting it drop into the box, pick another card, count, clip it, flip it, unclip, repeat.

20 clip it and flip it cards. 4 cards per page. Cards are made with straight-line cutting; which makes it easier for you.

Large cards, with the clip selection at the bottom, making it easier for left- or right-handed students. Clip it and Flip it cards help develop/strengthen fine motor skills while working on letter identification/case matching.

I print on heavy card stock, laminate for durability, and cut. I place all cards with 3 or 4 clothespins in a task box to add to my center selections. My students LOVE Clip and Flip cards! Teachers love the ease of use and it is so easy to swap out sets of cards to keep centers interesting and students engaged. One teacher used them as an assessment tool - she had students in a small group at her table, and gave them each a few cards and transparent counters. She used a checklist for marking.

You will download a PDF of 18 pages. Print pages 7 through 18 double-sided. If your printer does not allow double-sided printing, print odd pages first, then place them in the printer and print even pages.