This Snowman Button Counting activity is a fun way for toddler, preschool, and pre-k children to practice counting with a fun winter math activity. Download the pdf file with the snowman printable, grab some buttons, and you are ready for a hands-on math students love doing! This snowman printables combines counting, visually seeing number quantities and fine motor skills!
Snowman Printable
Why make learning to count a difficult and boring subject when you can actually have a ton of fun! This Snowman Counting Activity is designed for toddlers and preschoolers (depending on how many snowmen you’ll be using; the more snowmen the more counting involved!). This snowman math activity for preschoolers is easy to set up, only requiring a short list of materials along with some basic drawing skills.
Snowman Buttons Printable
Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.
Snowman Math
For this activity you’ll need:
- White cardstock
- Colored permanent markers
- Assorted buttons (small)
Once you have it all set up and buttons ready, the child has to count and place the correct number of buttons for each snowman, matching it with the number written next to it. This activity is great not only for learning numbers and number quantities but for exercising fine motor skills and cognitive skills.
Snowman Counting
Using the colored permanent markers, draw 5 simple drawings of snowmen (don’t draw the buttons). Number each snowman 1-5.
TIP- you can use a large easel board paper and draw more than 5 snowmen to make this activity a bit more difficult!
Prepare the buttons next to the paper with snowmen (you can use a bowl to keep the buttons from going everywhere).
Preschool Snowman Activity
Your Snowman Button Count activity is ready! The child must place the right amount of buttons as the number suggests next to each snowman.
Have fun counting and remember to always keep an eye on a child while working with small objects!
Snowman Activity for Preschoolers
Looking for even more fun snowman activities for preschoolers? You will love these ideas:
- The Free Snowman Counting Book is fun to color, read, and practice counting too
- Practicing making upper and lowercase letters with these adorable, free Alphabet Snowman
- Working on sounding out words? This Free Snowman Word Family Spinner is super cute!
- Kids will love this silly Melting Snowman Slime
- One of our favorite winter crafts is making snowman with this amazing Snow Puffy Paint
- S is for Snowman unit for Prek / K
- You will love making this super clever Glue Snowman Craft
- Or try this EASY Circle Sticker Snowman Craft for kids
- Our family loves this Snowman Keepsake Ornament Craft
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The download link for the Snowman Button Counting is missing.
There wasn’t a free printable as part of the original post, but by popular demand… there is now =) You can find it by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use and clicking on the TEXT LINK that says >> DOwnload << Enjoy!!
I am having a hard time finding kindergarten math printable worksheets …can you help me out? Thanks.
If you are looking for printable on this post, there wasn’t one. But after several requests I whipped one up that can be found at the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, by clicking on the text link that says << Download >>
For kindergarten math printables try my sister site here: https://www.kindergartenworksheetsandgames.com/math or https://www.123homeschool4me.com/kindergarten/