Sea Shell Counting Clip Cards Printable

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Inside: These Seashell Counting Clip Cards are the perfect way to reinforce numbers and counting for your preschooler.

These clip cards are so much fun, your child will love counting the seashells and talking about numbers. The vibrant colors and fun designs of these clip cards will keep kids engaged while they learn. Seashell Counting Clip Cards are a great way to help prepare young students for kindergarten math skills.

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What is Included in Sea Shell Counting Cards

You will receive a five page PDF, which will focus on number 1 to 10.

Some extra features:

• These are a great opportunity to talk about numbers with your child
• Supplemental math work with a beach theme, perfect for summer!

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How to Use Beach Themed Counting Clip Cards

We all know how important it is to work on our fine motor skills when we're learning a new skill. That's why I always grab some clothespins for my son- they can be used in so many ways, like holding onto erasers or pompoms while creating something with their hands!

Here are the full instructions:

• Print out each page (I recommend card stock for long usage)
• Laminate pages
• Demonstrate how to use a manipulative, marker, or clothespin to “clip” the correct answer

Here are some extras you might need:

–A laminator– If you want to keep these printables around as long as you can, so I recommend laminating the pages so you can get the most use out of them. I have three children, so these cards get a lot of use.

-Scissors- You have to cut out the cards, you can use scissors, or this fancy paper cutter.

–Manipulatives– This is just a fancy word for something they can use with their hands to create or solve the problem with. So you can use anything you have on hand. Pompoms, tiny erasers, or clothespins to help those fine motor skills muscles. I always go for the clothespins, because opening them is SO good for those muscles they'll need when they start writing.

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The Best Tools for Fine Motor Skills

I found these cute beach sea shells you can use with this printable to learn and talk about sea shells with your little one.

Here are more essentials I recommend for all my fine motor activities

Our Favorite Beach Themed Books

National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book of the Ocean by Catherine Hughes

Shells: DK Smithsonian Handbook by S. Peter Dance

What Lives in a Shell by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld

At the Beach National Geographic Reader by Shira Evans

Pete the Cat: Pete at the Beach by James Dean

Shells: A Pop-Up Book of Wonder by Janet Lawler

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