- Use your finger to write numbers in chocolate pudding
- Print this number train from First School. Trace the numbers, color the train, cut it out and assemble a looo-o-ong number train!
- Start a number strip. Add one number every day.
- Get the Wiggles Out Game … ok, that’s just the name I made up for this one.
- On slips of paper, write several movements (jump, clap, bounce, rocket blast, run to the door, push-ups)
- Put the slips in a cup or hat. Have the kids choose one slip of paper.
- Roll a die & count the dots.
- Do the movement activity that many times (jump 4 times! run to the door 2 times!)
- Number Pie … I’ve noticed that it’s usually more fun making an activity. This is one that you could make yourself ahead of time – OR – let the kids help. They may learn more by making it
- Draw lines on a white paper plate to divide it into 8 pieces.
- Use stickers, dot markers, or glue small objects into each sections … 1 sticker in the first section, 2 stickers in the second, 3 in the third … all the way around to 8.
- Collect 8 clothespins. Write numbers 1-8 on each clothespin. If your kids are pretty young, you can write the number and add dots to count.
- Match and clip the numbered clothespins to the piece of pie with the same number of stickers.
Snack Idea: … PIE! Count how many bites it takes to eat a piece 
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