Vegetable Counting Worksheet
This vegetable counting worksheet helps Kindergarten students count groups of six to ten and write each numeral and number word. An answer key is included for quick, easy checking.
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Description
Counting a group of objects and naming how many is one of the most important early math skills in Kindergarten. The Vegetable Counting Worksheet gives young learners friendly practice counting sets of six to ten and connecting each amount to both its numeral and its number word, so the quantity, the digit and the written word all start to mean the same thing.
In this vegetable counting worksheet, students look at four rows of colorful vegetables, count the peppers, broccoli, potatoes and onions, then write the number in the box and copy the matching number word on the line. A numeral and word chart for 6 through 10 sits at the top of the page, so children can check how each number word is spelled before they write it. Use it for math centers, morning work, small-group lessons or homework.
What’s Included
- One Veggie Counting worksheet with four counting rows of vegetables
- A 6 to 10 numeral and number word reference chart
- A box for the numeral and a line for the number word on every row
- A full answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, it builds one-to-one counting, because every vegetable is lined up in neat rows of five that are easy to touch and count. Second, it links numbers to number words, a step that helps children read and write math vocabulary with confidence. Third, the chart supports independent work, so students can spell six, seven, eight and ten correctly without waiting for help.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, have children point to each vegetable as they count so nothing is skipped or counted twice. Afterward, bring out real vegetables or play food and ask students to build groups of six to ten, then write the numeral and word for each set. This kindergarten counting worksheet also pairs well with a grocery store or garden theme, and it makes a quick check of counting to ten at the end of a unit.
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