Preschoolers and toddlers will love these Owl Counting Mats! This hands-on activity is fun and can be used multiple times. This activity focuses mainly on the numbers 1 – 20, though there are blank pages for you to increase their learning.
Owl Counting Mats
Materials Needed
- white paper
- printer
- laminator
- colouring pencils
- scissors
- lead pencils
- eraser
- play dough
This activity can be used in a multitude of ways:
- Print out the coloured owl counting mats and the coloured owls. Laminate the mats and the individual owls. Have your child count out the correct number of owls and place them on the tree.
- Print out the coloured owl counting mats and laminate. Have your child create their own rain drops out of playdough and place the correct number of owls on each mat. They can also create their own numbers out of playdough and place them on the number.
- Print out the black and white owl counting mats and the black and white owls. Have your child colour and decorate the mats and owls with paints, crayons or markers before cutting out and laminating them. Have your child count out the correct number of owls and place them on the tree.
- Print out the black and white owl counting mats and the black and white owls. Have your child colour and decorate the mats and owls with paints, crayons or markers before cutting out and laminating them. Have your child create their own owls out of playdough and place the correct number of owls on each mat. They can also create their own numbers out of playdough and place them on the number.
- Counters. Instead of using the owls, children could use playdough to create their own balls or owls, or buttons, pompoms or any other counters or markers.
- There is a blank coloured and a blank black and white owl counting mat which can be used for counting numbers larger than 20. Use a dry erase marker or playdough to make a number for them and they can add the correct number of owls on the tree.
- Extra learning with the blank mats. Once children have completed learning their numbers, they can use the blank coloured or black and white mats to work on simple addition and subtraction sums. They can use the owls or create shapes out of play dough to use as counters. An example is – place two black and white owls and then add three coloured owls. Add the owls together and you have five.
More Owl Printables
- Owl Colour By Code Worksheets
- Owl Life Cycle Flip Books
- Snowy Owl Life Cycle Printables
- Barn Owl Life Cycle Printables
- Owl Notebooking Pages
- Owl Paper Craft Activity
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