My husband started teaching my daughter numbers by counting her blocks. My little smarty pants can now count to twelve. She counts everything in her sight. She counts her blocks, magnets, dolls, even the tiles on the bathroom walls when I take her a bath. Since she memorized counting from 1 to 12, I also want her to know what each number looks like. I decided to make her some more flash cards with just the plain numbers. I didn't want to distract her with graphics and colors so I just chose a big black number for the front. I also added a second page to be printed on back of the flash cards with stars she can count for each number when you flip the card.
If you want to print the ones I made you can save the .PDF files below onto your computer. Click on the link, Download, then Direct Download. Save onto your computer where you can easily find it. Then Open the file, press File.. Print and pick the Fit option. I used 110lb card stock paper to print mine so that they would be more durable. Flip the page that printed out and put into printer properly so that page two corresponds with the numbers in front. I would test it out on plain paper first. Then just cut them out and let them have fun!
Click here to download Number Flash Card Page 1 .PDF
Click here to download Number Flash Card Page 2 .PDF
In my previous post: DIY Flash Cards for Toddlers and Printable I show you how I made them. There is also a printable for color and shape flash cards.
Flash cards are such a great way to teach kids math. It is really great you took the time to make and save all this information for easy access for other parents. I agree with not distracting with pictures and graphics by just using the numbers. Good luck to you and your lil one on your math journey!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the free printables! These will be great for preschool-at-home.
ReplyDeleteThese are the flash cards you posted to me about? They look great!! Nice job and the stars are so positive for a child!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful idea! I need to use these with my three year old. He's really been surprising me with how high he can count, and our counting cards don't go past twenty. The '18' flash card us upsidedown the other day, and he told me it was 'eighty-one.' I was floored... didn't even knew there WAS a number 81!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your cute number flash cards. I think our children learned to count mainly because daddy always counts while he comes down the stairs. He started it with our almost-7 year old and has done it with all of them. We also do a lot of counting in the kitchen.
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Thank you! These are great to use in Spanish also. I will share them with our teacher.
ReplyDeleteMy mom is a teacher so I used flash cards all the time when I was growing up! These are such a great idea and can really help kids to learn things! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very smart idea. I used to teach first grader and i made flashcards before of the basic sight words and word of the day. Thanks for sharing this idea
ReplyDeleteMy parents we a big fan of flashcards and I use them on my daughters as well. Thanks for the printables too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea and I love how you included the stars so she can count each star!
ReplyDeleteThis would be great for my homeschool and home day care. I'm going to pin it for later :)
ReplyDeleteSaving this for when my girl gets older! So awesome.
ReplyDeleteEven though kids today are finding their learning ways on modern gadgets these flashcards are still essentials for some reasons, like - they are cheaper , they do not go low battery and also they don't need any internet connection to be operational and lastly this can make strong bond connection to the people involve.
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ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. Flash cards has always been very helpful.
ReplyDeleteWe have this one at home and my little one really likes playing this number game with flashcards. :)
ReplyDeleteCute idea! My wee one loves flash cards! Thank-you for sharing!
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I think this would be great for my four year old! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this. I could surely use this for my little two-year old girl and learn something while at home with me.
ReplyDeleteWhen they finally figured out I had double vision my Dad used to work with me with flash cards constantly! They really do work!!
ReplyDeleteFlashcards are great learning tools for the little ones. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the free downloads. I'll start using them asap, my daughter seems very drawn to letters and numbers lately. Yay :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is very helpful...I can't wait until my little one (now 15 months) starts talking! These will come in handy for sure. Thanks for the post!
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ReplyDeleteThat is an awesome download. I know my kids would like it.
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I remember teaching my 10 and 11 year olds - mine were bilingual! And now I'm excited to start all over again with the baby. I am sharing this in my Facebook group so that all the mommies with children on this stage can take advantage of this great download. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI also made Flashcards like this when my daughter is still a toddler! These are really nice!
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