Teach Your Child to Count to 100
I've Added Helpful PDF Worksheets and Tips
When a child enters school it is good for them to have some type of background knowledge on counting and numbers. There are many worksheets that are available for kindergarten and first grade. There are various websites that allow parents and teachers to print out worksheets that help children to read. I went on The Math Lesson website and got these free PDF links for your child to learn. Make sure that you are patient when teaching your child to read. Teach them the numbers 1-10 first and see how far they go. As soon as they finish establishing numbers start with these few work sheets and see how they do. Be creative and put jelly beans of gummy bears on the pictures so that they can have fun while they are learning.
Level 0 - This level is good for Kindergarten and children that are younger then that. All of these links are clickable PDF that you can download and print.
Level 0 Lesson 01 - Counting up to 3
Level 0 Lesson 02 - Counting up to 4
Level 0 Lesson 03 - Counting up to 5
Level 0 Lesson 04 - Counting up to 6
Level 0 Lesson 05 - Counting up to 7
Level 0 Lesson 06 - Counting up to 10
Level 0 Lesson 07 - Learning to add
Level 0 Lesson 08 - Learning to add
Level 0 Lesson 09 - Learning to add
Lesson 0 Lesson 10 - Counting to 100
Remember that kids that are in kindergarten or younger are just starting to develop. This is a great time to begin their learning process.
Fun Ways to Learn Numbers:
1. Use Jelly beans to learn how to count
2. Make every day items a lesson. For instance, how many people are in our family
3. Use your hands as counting tools
4. Play games that encourage counting
5. If you do chose to buy flash cards use some type of visual numbers (cheerios, candy, etc) so that they have a visual idea. Once they have a visual idea of what numbers represent use tally marks so that they can learn how to do it at school when they are asked to do math.
6. Kids love being rewarded.
7. Encouragement can boost a child's self esteem
I hope that these tips and PDFs help you teach your child how to read! Good luck!
Published by Zach Golt
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