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Ladybug Counting Cards for Numbers 1-10

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These free printable ladybug counting cards for numbers 1-10 are perfect for starting one-on-one correspondence for spring!

Do your kids love bugs like mine do? All kinds of creepy crawling, flying bugs. There aren’t too many that really creep my girls out. I have learned to tolerate them, but I’m not really in love with them. Except for lady bugs. Their little red and shiny bodies with all the tiny black spots. They are so darn cute and no two are the same. They make perfect theme for these Ladybug Counting Cards as well.

Have you used counting cards before? These free printables can be printed out, laminated and used over and over. They are helpful for children of all stages in counting development. If your child is just learning to count, if your child is learning the sequence of numbers, if your child is learning to connect the visual to the verbal or so many other stages. Even if your child has mastered counting to ten, these cards will help reiterate the sequence and numbers for him or her. Using the lady bug manipulatives also helps with fine motor skills. How fantastic is that? And they are just so cute, aren’t they?

These free printable ladybug counting cards for numbers 1-10 are perfect for starting one-on-one correspondence for spring!

Materials needed for Ladybug Counting Cards:

Paper and/or card stock

Mini ladybug manipulatives

Laminating pouches and laminator

These free printable ladybug counting cards for numbers 1-10 are perfect for starting one-on-one correspondence for spring!

To prep: Print and laminate the ladybug counting cards (download below).

To use: Have your child cover the pictures of the ladybugs on the counting cards with the correct number of ladybug manipulatives.

These free printable ladybug counting cards for numbers 1-10 are perfect for starting one-on-one correspondence for spring!

These cards are perfect for new learners who are not ready for independent counting. The kids simply cover each ladybug picture on the card as they are counting. That way they know when to stop for each number.

These free printable ladybug counting cards for numbers 1-10 are perfect for starting one-on-one correspondence for spring!

Using counting cards is inexpensive and extremely beneficial for so many children, of all different ages. We love using counting cards in our house. My daughter loves the fun themes and I love how helpful they are to her learning. We hope you enjoy these as much as we do!

Try all of our themed counting cards!

These free printable counting cards are perfect for learning to count from 1-10. Lots of different themes available. Popcorn, bears, blocks, goldfish and more.


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  1. Nancy J. Hill says

    June 23, 2017 at 10:27 am

    Where did you get your miniature erasers that look like lady bugs? I found some lady bug buttons, but not the erasers. I assume the other cute erasers (Easter eggs, for instance) were found at the same place.
    I just love your activities!

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    • Kim Staten says

      July 27, 2017 at 11:49 pm

      I always get my mini erasers from the Target Dollar Spot, but they are seasonal so you have to grab them when you see them. You can also try Ebay as they sometimes have previous sets available.

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  2. Gina says

    May 21, 2017 at 8:32 am

    Thank you for sharing your wonderful activities. My kids love them.

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  3. Teacher Debbie says

    May 1, 2017 at 12:37 am

    Your activities are amazing! I have been a math consultant for preschool, National Board, and have taught typical and special needs students for over 25 years. I recognize the value in all you have prepared for the students so that they can learn their numbers easily as they are having marvelous and engaging fun! Thank you so much for your creative genius!

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