![]() Once the books have been assembled, put the children’s names on the covers and invite them to color the pages.Įncourage the children to count the flowers. Crayons (we love the size of our Flip crayons)Īfter downloading the printable, make enough copies so each child will have his own book.Ĭut on the line across the middle of the printable and assemble the pages starting with the title and moving through each number, ending with 10.Flower Counting Book Printable (Scroll down page to find link to download). ![]() When I observed how excited they were to hold their own books, I decided to find more ways to use them.ĭuring our gardening theme I decided to create a book that focused on numbers 1-10, the first page starting with 1 and the last page ending with 10.Ī book that can be used very simply with toddlers and a bit more focused with preschoolers. I took them to the copier, made enough prints to assemble small books for each child, and stapled them together. They are read by teachers during circle time and throughout the morning when a few children gather with a teacher in a corner of our classroom.Ī few years into my teaching career I found copies of personal books in a teacher magazine. They are looked at while we get ready to transition to a new activity. They are propped on top of shelves in various centers – even the block center and dramatic play area. They are displayed face out on our bookshelves. This builds a deep connection to language, helping children gain the skills they need to become readers.īooks are a big part of our toddler and preschool classrooms. There are so many benefits when children come in contact with books.Īs you read each word, each sentence, children are hearing how that word sounds. Such a fun way to strengthen counting skills while also working on fine motor and language. While counting the flowers in the garden, open the book and count the flowers on each page. Or, take it outdoors where children are surrounded by real flowers! This printable counting book is a fun addition to your gardening theme, if in school, or as a quiet home activity while sitting at the table. They will sit, listen, and watch as each page is turned.īut have you ever given your children their own little book? One that they can hold in their hands, color in, perhaps identify some letters or even words? Toddlers and preschoolers love listening to stories read by adults. A fun activity to go with the gardening theme! ![]() Fine motor skills are also used as each page is colored. Inside: This free garden printable counting book helps toddlers and preschoolers identify numbers from 1-10 as they turn each page.
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