My daughters are obsessed with goldfish crackers. We buy the BIG box about every month or so. Of course, Shiloh has limited foods that she will eat and there is no way I’m going to argue with her about eating crackers, so she eats them more than most children do. It’s super cute watching her stick her tiny arm into that big box as it reaches the end…lol! These free printable goldfish counting cards are perfect for snack time.
Materials needed for the Free Printable Goldfish Counting Cards:
Paper and/or card stock
Laminating pouches and laminator
To prep: Print and laminate the goldfish counting cards (download below). 
To use: Have your child cover the pictures of the goldfish on the counting cards with the correct number of goldfish crackers.
These cards are perfect to new learners who are not ready for independent counting. The kids simply cover each goldfish picture on the card as they are counting. That way they know when to stop for each number.
Plus, check out all the other great Counting Card themes! So many fun ways to count from 1-10!
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Teri says
Where can I find your free printable counting cards that you use pom pom balls/colored dots? Thanks for all that you share!!!
Kim says
So far the picture of the pom poms is a teaser… they will be available on the 9th of Nov. Sorry for the confusion!
Laurie says
I absolutely love your counting cards! I’ve been trying to download your candy corn counting free printable, but the link always takes me to the free popcorn counting cards
Kim says
You can find the candy corn cards here: https://lifeovercs.com/free-printable-candy-corn-counting-cards/
Faye says
I LOVE these! I believe this is one of the first posts that I saw of yours that caused me to fall in love with your work <3 I can always find something meaningful and simple to use at my in-home daycare that doesn't require a degree to prep LOL
Mary Elaine Mercill says
Whenever i click on the spot to get the free printable, it only buffers. I would like so many of your offers, but I am unable to receive them!
Kim Staten says
That is usually a sign that the internet signal is struggling. I would refresh and try again or try from a different device or connection.