Count on It! Common Core Counting Types Worksheets: Math Grade Levels K - 4th Picture Numbers and Counting #1

COUNT ON IT COMMON CORE COUNTING TYPES WORKSHEETS
MATH GRADE LEVELS K - 4TH PICTURE NUMBERS AND COUNTING #1
Why You Need This Book:
We created this Math Counting Types Workbook to help students strengthen their logical-mathematical intelligence skills For extra practice with identifying objects, counting, Counting Types
For development of a sense of number through counting and quantity.
Fun and engaging Counting Types activities that will address a number of skills
To practice counting and Counting Types
Counting Types Objects
Count and Counting Types
To count each objects
Students will count objects
Great for develops fine motor skills by Coloring
Designed with more than one skill at the same time like math, categorizing, and communication.
New concepts and practice problems to improve logical thinking - Boost your Mathematical skills .
Based on Common Core curriculum: K.CC.B.4 CCSS:3.OA.A.3, 3.OA.D.9., K.CC.A.1, 1.NBT.B.2,
1.NBT.B.2a, 1.NBT.B.2b, 1.NBT.B.2c, K.CC.B.5, K.NBT.A., 1.NBT.B.2a, RF.1.2
Explore relationship between numbers and quantities
We created small practical objects as a way to visualize real life problems
Objects represented visually in mathematics as a method to count
Will help you use our visual models to teach any math addition
Help students master counting objects.
Learn practical application of math.
Coloring these drawing can help students recognize many perspectives,
Practice math skills using fun interactive workbook
he brain has neurons that gets activated during mathematical operations.
Stay motivated and mentally fit. Problems and solutions are in large print.
Large print makes it easier for our readers to read, understand, process information and find Solutions
Colors to use: students will also explore practical world of color
They found the benefits of Coloring is used by doctors to lower risk for dementia. It creates sensory stimulation. Purple Color is official color of the Alzheimer's. Green is the last color dementia patients lose the ability to see;Blue is universally the most popular color. Three Primary Colors Red, Yellow, Blue. Three Secondary Colors Orange, Green, Violet.
Benefits: Develop number recognition skills.Develop number memory.Develop speed and accuracyBuild confidenceDevelop flexible thinkingGreat funBoost self-esteemLearn to enjoy mathematicsLearn mathematics skillsIncrease earning powerInk and Paper Type: Black & white interior with white paper
Bleed Settings: No Bleed
Paperback cover finish: Matte
Trim Size: 8.5 x 11 in
Page Count:86