Ages 3-4
Count the Flowers: 1 to 5
Count groups of flowers and match them to the numbers 1 to 5
How many flowers do you see?
Count the Flowers: 1 to 5
5 cards — count along, then hear the answer
Tap the card to see the answer, tap again for the next one
Every number on this page
Each card shows a group of flowers and asks how many there are. Flowers are worth counting twice over — how many flowers there are, and, if you want a harder question, how many petals are on one of them.
1 Flower
One Flower
2 Flowers
Two Flowers
3 Flowers
Three Flowers
4 Flowers
Four Flowers
5 Flowers
Five Flowers
For grown-ups
Flowers give you a second question for free. Once your child can say how many flowers there are, ask how many petals are on one — a different count, a smaller number, and a reason to look closely at a picture they have already stopped looking at.
Common questions
What else can we count on these cards?
The petals on a single flower. It is a smaller number, it needs a closer look, and it shows a child that what you count is a choice rather than a property of the picture.
Should we count past ten?
Not usually, at this age. Ten is the sequence school builds on, and counting ten things accurately matters far more than reciting to twenty.
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