Counting Dinosaurs (Counting Collection)

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Children will love looking at the range of different dinosaurs while practising their one-to-one counting using this lovely worksheet.

The dinosaurs featured are from the Twinkl Originals counting story, 'Hide-a-saurus'. This fantastically illustrated book was created by our in-house team of education experts and follows ten cute dinosaurs as they play hide-and-seek. Children will rejoice in finding each new dinosaur and getting familiar with the quirky characters. You could also use the matching cards to ask children to find 'one more' using the pictures, numerals or words. Our 'use whole numbers to count up to 20 SEND sheet' features rows of different amounts of dinosaurs for children to count and write the total number in the box. How to engage SEND students with counting:

If your students find our dinosaur-themed counting worksheet helpful, you may wish to take a look at some of the other Maths worksheets we have available for children in their Reception/Kindergarten/Prep year. The reason for this is that we believe our resources should be as fun for students as they are educational, and dinosaurs happen to be one theme that many children thoroughly enjoy learning about. Finally, see if children can match all three sets correctly, linking each number by picture, numeral and word. Children could also practise writing the numerals and words. What's included in this dinosaur counting cards resource?

Wake Up Time on Bumble Farm Counting to 10 Worksheet- If your student's aren't too interested in dinosaurs, then this farm yard animals counting activity might make a good alternative. This worksheet looks at how to use whole numbers to count up to 20 SEND. It's bright and colourful images of dinosaurs are a great way to engage children with counting. This is a fun counting to 20 worksheet, perfect for continuous provision or a small group activity during a dinosaur topic. Encourage your children to count independently use whole numbers to count up to 20 using this fun dinosaur-themed worksheet.

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Encourage children to look at the dinosaur images, count them and write their answers in the boxes.

Between the ages of 3 and 4, children will usually be able to count to 20 confidently and in some cases, they will also be able to count things in groups. Children all develop differently but most will learn to begin counting in preschool and should be able to count to 10 by the time they start reception. Some of these worksheets contain harder maths puzzles, such as addition. These should challenge children throughout pre-school and reception. More Maths Activities for your Children: Learning Maths and Numeracy has never been more fun. Forget the boring numbers, kids will be way more excited to learn how to count by using cute and colourful dinosaurs. These dinosaur counting puzzles are a fun way to introduce your child to numbers up to 10. With lots of different activities available, such as tracing numbers and counting dinosaurs, these dinosaur counting puzzles are great for any little prehistoric enthusiasts. Teach your KS1 learners How to Draw a Triceratops in just three easy steps. This is a fun activity to include in an art lesson or a lesson about dinosaurs.Children begin learning about numbers from the time they are able to handle objects. After your child has finished with these dinosaur counting puzzles, why not help them to further develop their maths skills with more fun maths activities that are great for ages 3-5? Looking for an epic Jurassic team-building game for your stomping pre-teens? This Escape from Fossil Island - Dinosaur Escape Room Adventure is perfect for them! The Listening Ladybird Up to 10 Addition Sheet- This fantastic worksheet helps children practise adding up to 10 and can be used alongside the Listening Ladybird storybook. This worksheet could be especially engaging for children who have a special interest in dinosaurs. You could make them feel important by asking them to name the dinosaurs that feature in each question.