Free Printable LEGO Numbers Counting Cards

Homeschooling older kids can be difficult (or nearly impossible!) when there are little ones disrupting or getting into trouble at the same time. My three year old is very active and can sometimes make things challenging! The older she gets, however, the more interested she is in “doing school” too, and the more she wants to be a part of what we’re doing. To help her be involved, learn numbers and work on fine motor skills, I created this set of LEGO Numbers Counting Cards!

this printable set of lego numbers counting cards is such a cute and fun hands on way to practice math! there are so many ways to use these lego cards such as counting, number recognition, and more!

Recommended Grade Level:

Preschool

Kindergarten

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Coordinating Activities

Materials for the LEGO Counting Cards:

Paper
Laminating Supplies
Paper Cutter
LEGO

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This printable set of LEGO counting cards includes the numbers 1-12 and can be used a variety of ways.

To Put Together the LEGO Numbers Counting Cards:

First, print all or some of the cards. I suggest using card stock for durability.

Then, laminate the cards so that they can be written on with an erasable marker and used over and over.

Finally, cut out the individual cards for your child to use with a handful of LEGO bricks!

To Use the LEGO Numbers Counting Cards:

There are lots of ways you can use these cards. With my 3-year-old, I have been focusing only on the numbers 1-5. We practice counting out and putting together the correct number of blocks that match the number card.

I then point out to her several times her stack of blocks and the number on the card. For instance, “This is five blocks. This is the number five.”

I also let her build a stack and then we find the right number card.

My five year old recognizes and can count out the numbers already, so I let her practice building the number of blocks to match the card, then writing the number and number word.

She loves to practice handwriting, so this is a great way to help her practice forming the numbers correctly and begin to recognize number words.

My six year old is reading, but working on sight word recognition. While he already knows a few number words, these cards are great practice for him to learn more.

He is not as eager to practice reading and handwriting as his sisters, so combining reading with building LEGOs has been a fun motivator for him! 🙂

Other Uses for the LEGO Numbers Counting Cards:

Obviously, these can be used to practice counting, number recognition, number words and handwriting, but here are a few other ideas as well (especially if you have older kids).

Have your child put the number cards in order from least to greatest (or greatest to least) and then build each number out of LEGO bricks.
Mix the cards up and place them face down. Each of you draw a card and let your child determine which number is greater.
Mix the cards up and let your child draw two cards. They can then add them together (or subtract) using LEGO bricks to help.
Place a few of the cards in order, but remove one. Ask your child which number is missing from the sequence (i.e. Show the cards 3, 4, 6, 7 and have them tell you or place the 5 card in the correct place).

However you decide to use this set of printable number cards, I hope they are helpful and fun in helping your child learn numbers, counting and more!