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Count and Colour – Cat in the Hat Numbers 1–10

Progressive counting directions span ten pages built around repeated hat images. Each page pairs a number word or numeral with a direction to colour that many repeated hat images. The quantity increases across the set from one through ten, allowing learners to coordinate spoken number names, visual counting, and one-to-one colouring. Claims are limited to the observable hat motif and counting structure, with no affiliation implied.
Year groups
Early years, Years 1–2
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Updated Mar 06, 2023

Subject
Numbers, Maths
Topic
Maths, Count and Colour
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Count and colour these Cat In The Hat worksheets. The student colours the number of hats corresponding to the number on the top of each page. The numbers included are 1-10.

Great counting activity for your learners to use along during your Dr Seuss Unit. As it is a very simple, self explanatory activity, kids feel confident doing it. Just print and go.


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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Count pictured objects accurately within ten

  • Connect number words and numerals with matching quantities

Teaching tips

  • Ask learners to touch and count each hat before colouring, then recount only the coloured set to verify one-to-one correspondence.

Skills covered

  • Early counting — Produce quantities through ten

  • Numeral and word recognition — Connect symbols with sets

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Counting to ten

  • One-to-one correspondence

  • Number words

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