About Count It
A group of one kind of picture fills a white card: apples, fish, balloons, butterflies and more. Your child counts them and taps one of three big numbers. The right number is said out loud, and the pictures change every round.
How to play
- Count all the pictures on the card.
- Tap the number that says how many there are.
- After a wrong tap, count again and try another number.
What your child practices
- Counting up to 9
- Matching amounts to numbers
- Reading numbers
- Counting each thing once
How it grows with your child
LittleAges 4-6
Groups of 2 to 6 pictures, drawn large and easy to count.
YoungAges 6-8
Groups of 3 to 9 pictures, with more to keep track of.
Play together
Put a few spoons on the table, ask how many there are, and let your child check by counting them back into the drawer.
