Snow or no snow? I think students will always say snow. To capitalize on the anticipation, I created the snowmen counting book for you to use with the kids. This free winter printable book helps new readers recognize number words and practice counting.
Getting Ready to Use the Printable Snowman Counting Book
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The snowmen counting book provides great reading practice to young readers. The text is repetitive with just the number word changing on each page.
It is also interactive. On each page, kids can add the correct number of snowflakes to each scene. Here are a few snowflake ideas.
- Use white cubes or[easyazon_link identifier=”B07Y2K89PB” locale=”US” tag=”groboobyboo-20″]snowflake stickers[/easyazon_link] to place above the snowmen.
- Draw and color the snowflakes on each scene.
One page allows the child to draw their own snowman details and add more snowflakes.
The last page provides one more opportunity to practice counting from 1-5. Kids can count the snowmen in each row.
Printable Snowman Counting Book Download
So, it’s time to print the book and have some snowmen literacy fun!
More Winter Fun Literacy Activities
Also, check out our Winter Preschool Literacy Unit.
Happy dreaming of a snow day!
This post first appeared on Growing Book by Book on 1/4/16.
sybil finklea says
HI Ms. Rodriguez,
It’s that time of year to prepare for pre-k graduation, and I’m trying to find a good end of journey book to gift and have read at graduation. do you have any suggestions? Some titles used in the past were; I Wish you more, oh the places you’ll go, etc.
Thank you for all you do.
Jodie Rodriguez says
Yes, if you search graduation books in the search bar you will find a whole book list. Enjoy!
Patt says
Love your ideas ,thank you for helping me make learning fun and enjoyable
Jodie Rodriguez says
I’m so happy to help. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment for me. Best, Jodie