Take a look at our Christmas tree fingerprint ornament, Reindeer food station (including printables) and our blank Santa letters.
We love using our fingerprints in paint so that there is a sensory element added to the activity. You could choose to only use one colour paint or offer a selection. If you have a child that doesn't want to get the paint on their fingers you could always use a paint brush or cotton buds (Q-sticks) instead.
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Christmas Tree Fingerprint Counting Activity
Christmas Tree Coutning Activity Supplies:
- Christmas tree printable
- Paint, ink pad or buttons
Christmas Tree Counting Activity Instructions
There are so many ways you can use this printable Christmas tree counting activity. We have two versions of this Christmas tree printable available. One with numbers 1-9 next to the Christmas trees, one with blank boxes for you to add your own numbers.
Using paint, ink pads or even markers to add the correct number of ornaments to each of the Christmas tree.
We love using our fingerprints in paint so that there is a sensory element added to the activity. You could choose to only use one colour paint or offer a selection. If you have a child that doesn't want to get the paint on their fingers you could always use a paint brush or cotton buds (Q-sticks) instead.
Using loose parts for this counting activity is also lots of fun and it means that you can use the activity again and again. If you want the activity to last it might be a good idea to laminate the printable.
We used buttons, but sequins or tiny pom poms would be fun to use too.
DOWNLOAD YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE COUNTING ACTIVITY BELOW
We hope that you enjoy using your Christmas tree fingerprint-counting activity. Before you leave why not take a look at a few more of our counting activities.
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