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FLASHCARD SET · AGES 4–5 YEARS

Numbers, Counting & Early Math flashcards.

Twenty cards that walk a child from the very first "one" all the way to twenty: a big numeral on top, rows of smiling apples, bananas, cherries and figs to count underneath, and the fruit word to read below. Count what you see, then count what is in the fruit bowl — the numbers stop being a song and start being real.

These cards belong to Class 35 · Numbers, Counting & Early Math on the Kiddo School learning path.

THE CARDS

Every card in the set.

Each card has its own page: the picture and short, practical notes for grown-ups — what it is for, how to use it, how to print it. Tap any card to open it.

A counting flashcard titled 1: one smiling red apple with a green leaf sits under a big black numeral 1, with the word "apple" printed below.One AppleCard 1 of 20A counting flashcard titled 2: two smiling yellow bananas lean side by side under a big black numeral 2, with the word "bananas" printed below.Two BananasCard 2 of 20A counting flashcard titled 3: three smiling oranges with green leaves stand in a row under a big black numeral 3, with the word "oranges" printed below.Three OrangesCard 3 of 20A counting flashcard titled 4: four smiling red strawberries with green calyxes stand in a row under a big black numeral 4, with the word "strawberries" printed below.Four StrawberriesCard 4 of 20A counting flashcard titled 5: five smiling green pears are arranged two on top and three below under a big black numeral 5, with the word "pears" printed below.Five PearsCard 5 of 20A counting flashcard titled 6: six smiling purple grape bunches sit in two rows of three under a big black numeral 6, with the word "grapes" printed below.Six GrapesCard 6 of 20A counting flashcard titled 7: seven smiling red cherries with stems sit four on top and three below under a big black numeral 7, with the word "cherries" printed below.Seven CherriesCard 7 of 20A counting flashcard titled 8: eight smiling watermelon slices with green rind sit in two rows of four under a big black numeral 8, with the word "watermelons" printed below.Eight WatermelonsCard 8 of 20A counting flashcard titled 9: nine smiling peaches with leaves sit four, then three, then two under a big black numeral 9, with the word "peaches" printed below.Nine PeachesCard 9 of 20A counting flashcard titled 10: ten smiling blueberries sit in two neat rows of five under a big black numeral 10, with the word "blueberries" printed below.Ten BlueberriesCard 10 of 20A counting flashcard titled 11: eleven smiling cut kiwi halves show their green centres in two rows under a big black numeral 11, with the word "kiwis" printed below.Eleven KiwisCard 11 of 20A counting flashcard titled 12: twelve smiling yellow lemons sit in three rows of four under a big black numeral 12, with the word "lemons" printed below.Twelve LemonsCard 12 of 20A counting flashcard titled 13: thirteen smiling pineapples with green crowns sit five, then five, then three under a big black numeral 13, with the word "pineapples" printed below.Thirteen PineapplesCard 13 of 20A counting flashcard titled 14: fourteen smiling red raspberries sit five, then five, then four under a big black numeral 14, with the word "raspberries" printed below.Fourteen RaspberriesCard 14 of 20A counting flashcard titled 15: fifteen smiling yellow mangoes with leaves sit in three rows of five under a big black numeral 15, with the word "mangoes" printed below.Fifteen MangoesCard 15 of 20A counting flashcard titled 16: sixteen smiling brown coconuts sit three rows of five plus one more under a big black numeral 16, with the word "coconuts" printed below.Sixteen CoconutsCard 16 of 20A counting flashcard titled 17: seventeen smiling red apples sit six, then six, then five under a big black numeral 17, with the word "apples" printed below.Seventeen ApplesCard 17 of 20A counting flashcard titled 18: eighteen smiling yellow bananas sit in three rows of six under a big black numeral 18, with the word "bananas" printed below.Eighteen BananasCard 18 of 20A counting flashcard titled 19: nineteen smiling orange apricots sit seven, then seven, then five under a big black numeral 19, with the word "apricots" printed below.Nineteen ApricotsCard 19 of 20A counting flashcard titled 20: twenty smiling purple figs sit in four neat rows of five under a big black numeral 20, with the word "figs" printed below.Twenty FigsCard 20 of 20
HOW TO USE THESE CARDS

Four ways that work.

You do not need a plan or a printer schedule. Pick one idea, try it for two minutes and see what happens.

  1. 01

    Count the card, then the bowl

    Say the number on the card, then find that many real things: one apple, three oranges, ten blueberries if you are feeling brave. The kitchen is the answer key.

  2. 02

    Lay the cards in order

    Deal the cards out like a number line across the floor, 1 to 20. Walk it, hop it, drive a toy car along it — the order gets into the legs, not just the head.

  3. 03

    Spot the ten-and-more trick

    From eleven onward, every card is ten fruit plus some more. Cover the extra ones and count the hidden ten — that is the whole secret of the teens, learned on paper.

  4. 04

    Race to twenty

    Shuffle the cards, flip one at a time and clap that many times. Get to twenty and the clapper picks tomorrow's snack. Loud, silly and full of counting.

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