FREE Minibeasts Counting Puzzles - Colouring/Coloring Pack - children, kids, toddlers, preschoolers

FREE Minibeasts Counting Puzzles - Colouring/Coloring Pack - Colour Cut Stick - a ‘Little Owls Resources’ website. Engage your children in counting play by enlisting their help to create their own ‘Minibeasts’ puzzle set. Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to colour the images and numbers. The puzzles may then be cut out (you can decide whether to work on scissor skills with your child or pre-cut the puzzles). Then encourage your children to have fun playing with their own puzzles! Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges. Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further game, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence. Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the minibeasts, counting as they go. Bank of colouring activities for children, kids, toddlers, preschoolers, adults. Ideal bank of colouring pages and colour, cut, stick activities if you are a Homeschool Parent, Childminder, Preschool, Nursery, Nanny, After/Before/Out of school Club, Holiday Club or Teacher. Printable downloads organised by Topic. Great for fine motor control, mindfulness, self awareness and expression, colour knowledge, number and shape recognition, numerical ordering, spotting patterns, expressive art and design, using tools e.g. scissors and glue, understanding the world, mark making and much more!

Minibeasts COunting Puzzles Colouring Pack

Engage your children in counting play by enlisting their help to create their own ‘Minibeasts’ puzzle set. Select those appropriate for your children (1-10 available) and allow them to colour the images and numbers. The puzzles may then be cut out (you can decide whether to work on scissor skills with your child or pre-cut the puzzles). Then encourage your children to have fun playing with their own puzzles! Each pair has a different way of connecting as a puzzle for the children to match and so even if they haven’t learnt what the number looks like yet, but are beginning to say the numbers in order, this can be a fun way to introduce them to new challenges. Once the puzzles are complete, why not line the numbers up in order and count together? If your children would enjoy a further game, leave out a number and see if they can spot which one is missing from the sequence. Puzzles could also be used as a fine motor control/counting activity if left uncut. Children could be given an appropriate number for their learning and encouraged to place objects on the minibeasts, counting as they go. (Original artwork drawn by Sara Murphy and final digital resources created by Stuart Murphy.)