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Hanukkah Counting 1 to 10

Hanukkah Counting 1 to 10

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Introduce early counting and one-to-one correspondence with these beautifully designed Hanukkah counter cards, a printable PDF perfect for ages 3 to 5. Each card displays a number from 1 to 10 alongside festive Hanukkah symbols like menorahs, dreidels, and Stars of David, inviting young learners to place physical counters on each image while building number sense and cultural awareness.

📦 What's Included

  • 10 counting cards: Numbers 1 through 10 with Hanukkah graphics
  • Card size: Full letter size (8.5 x 11 inches) with ample space for counters
  • 10 pages: One number per page for focused practice

💡 Learning Benefits

  • Build one-to-one correspondence by placing one counter on each image
  • Strengthen number recognition from 1 to 10
  • Develop hand-eye coordination through careful placement
  • Practice fine motor control with small manipulatives
  • Connect math learning with Hanukkah cultural studies

🎯 How to Use

  • Print and laminate all 10 cards for durability
  • Gather small counters like buttons, mini erasers, pom poms, glass gems, or dried beans
  • Show your child how to place one counter on each image, counting aloud as they go
  • Start with numbers 1 to 5 for younger children, then add 6 to 10 as they gain confidence
  • Use as a tray activity on the shelf or bring out for one-on-one math lessons
  • Store cards in a basket with a small bowl of counters for independent practice

🕎 Where This Fits in the Montessori Math Sequence

These counter cards are ideal for children who have been introduced to quantity through hands-on materials like the number rods or spindle box. The cards provide a bridge between those concrete experiences and more abstract counting work. Before moving to clip cards or worksheets, children benefit from this tactile, manipulative-based approach where they can physically place objects on each image.

🎓 Teaching Tip from a Montessori Guide

Let your child work slowly. The goal isn't speed but accuracy and careful attention. If they skip an image or double-count, gently guide them to go back and count again. This self-correction is where deep learning happens. Once they can count and place counters confidently from 1 to 10, they're ready for the 1 to 20 set or counting clip cards.

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