Free ladybird counting cards math printable

Use this free ladybird counting cards printable to work on counting, odds and evens, and symmetry in your spring math activities.

 

 

Free ladybird counting cards math printable

 

These super cute ladybird counting cards will add a fun, hands-on element to our spring math activities. Use them with these ladybird math ideas.

 

 

How to use these ladybird math printables

Print the ladybird math printables (see below) and cut out the individual cards. 

You can laminate them if you wish, for extra durability.

 

There are many ways to use the cards to support learning:

:: Use them to make a number line. Head here to see how to use a number line for math learning.

:: Play ‘I-spy’. “I spy a ladybird with three dots – can you find it?”

:: Use the ladybird cards to play matching games. Print two sets and see if you can match up the ladybirds with the same number of dots.

:: Place two sets of the ladybird cards face down and use them to play Memory.

:: Hide the ladybird cards around the house or garden and see if your children can find them all and place them in numerical order, from small to big, and from big to small.

 

 

:: Hide the ladybirds in a sensory tub. Adding counting cards in with your sensory play makes for a number-rich environment which supports children to recognise, be confident with, and use numbers. You can include them with our spring sensory tub.

:: Use the ladybird cards for spring sorting games, sorting between odd and even numbers.

:: Practice writing numbers in a writing tray. Set out your ladybird cards with a spring sensory writing tray, count how many spots they have, and invite your children to write the matching number in their writing tray.

 

 

:: Use them to explore symmetry: which ladybirds are symmetrical? Try our sunflower symmetry lesson and our heart symmetry craft too.