Counting Dinosaurs 1-20 Printable
- Year groups
- Year 1 (Key Stage 1)
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- Preparation
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- Numbers, Maths
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- Counting Dinosaurs, Counting Printable
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- Worksheets
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About this resource
We have so many new skills to teach our young learners, so ensuring that we can keep them engaged very early on is so important. Two ways to do this are by incorporating topics they are interested in and by providing them with hands-on activities.
This is a Counting Dinosaurs 1-20 Printable that is great for your Nursery (Early Years) and Year 1 students. You can use this to introduce numbers 1-20 or review them for students who have already mastered number identification.
It is a 6-page printable. You may choose to print copies of each page for every student to complete. It may also be good to print and laminate and allow students to use dry erase markers to complete. Students will love getting to engage in an activity with an alternative writing tool, such as a dry erase marker.
On the first 4 pages, students will count the pictured prehistoric animals in each row and trace the number beside the dinosaurs. The total number of pictured animals goes to 20. On the 5th page, students will trace numbers 1-20. On the 6th page, students will trace numbers in a backwards order 20-1.
I hope you enjoy!
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Learning objectives
Students will count dinosaurs arranged in a row (up to 20) and trace the corresponding numeral, then practise writing numbers 1-20 in both forward and backward order.
Teaching tips
Since the activity is entirely trace-based with no cutting or gluing, it prints well for lamination and reusable dry-erase practice. Pages 1-4 (counting) can be assigned separately from pages 5-6 (numeral tracing only) depending on whether a student needs counting practice, tracing practice, or both.
Skills covered
One-to-one counting — counting dinosaurs arranged in a row, up to 20
Numeral formation — tracing the corresponding number beside each counted row
Number sequencing — tracing numbers 1-20 in both forward and backward order
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Counting 1-20
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