After reading the book, Ten Red Apples, by Pat Hutchins, children can use these mats for counting practice. Print out the mats and laminate or slip into page protectors. Children will identify the numeral and count out the correct amount of “apples” to go on the tree. For the “apple” counters, you can have children roll red play dough into balls, or use red flat floral marbles, red tokens or bingo chips, or spray paint lima beans red. Find more play dough math mats here.
{These mats were updated October 2012}
This printable uses graphics licensed by Scrappin Doodles.
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Will you ever make a large printable letters. The ones on the other website is not as professional looking as your number
Sherryl
Sure, I could do that, Sherryl.
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I really like what i see , I do not have a curriculum yet for my 3′s AND 4′S. PLEASE HELP ME!
Love it! For my apple them and meeting the Math Core Curriculum Standard!
I love the play doh mats I have never done them before. Great in small group.