🔢Children touch each dot on the numeral while counting aloud, so the number they see and the amount it stands for finally connect. Large cards, teen cards with ten frames, games and worksheets give plenty of ways to practice 0 to 20.
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Touch and Count Number Cards 0–20 is a hands-on counting resource for preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten and 1st grade. Each numeral carries counting dots placed right on the number, and children touch every dot as they count aloud. It is a simple, multisensory way to build one-to-one correspondence and numeral recognition together.
The large touch and count cards cover numbers 0 to 20. Teen number cards add ten frames and number words, which helps young learners see a teen number as ten and some more. Matching cards for numbers, dot patterns and words turn the set into sorting and memory activities.
Five math games give the same counting practice a playful shape, with independent and partner options such as roll-and-count and matching. Eleven worksheets follow up with touch-and-count tracing, missing numbers, number words, comparing quantities and ten frames.
A teacher guide and 4-week study plan lay out how to introduce the numbers and build toward 20. A student number checklist tracks which numbers each child knows, a certificate celebrates progress, and an answer key is included. Pages can be used with crayons and pencils or slipped into dry-erase sleeves and laminated.
The 29-page PDF works with whole-class lessons as well as hands-on practice, and it suits math centers, small groups, counting and cardinality lessons, special education, intervention, homeschool, morning work and early finishers.
📖 Teaching guide · 12 min readTeaching One-to-One Correspondence and Numbers 0–20 With Touch and Count StrategiesRead the guide →Touching a dot for every number said gives children a physical anchor for one-to-one correspondence. Moving from cards to games to worksheets keeps the same strategy in play while practice gets more independent.
Numbers 0 to 20, with teen number cards that include ten frames and number words.
There are 5 math games and 11 counting and number recognition worksheets.
Preschool, Pre-K, kindergarten and 1st grade, plus special education, intervention and homeschool.
Yes. The pages can be laminated or placed in dry-erase sleeves, or used with crayons and pencils.
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