Star Wars Math Activities Count and Match

These free Star Wars Math Activities Counting Cards are perfect for kids who love Yoda, Darth Vader, Han Solo and all the characters. Kids will work on counting skills to develop number sense skills with these super fun printable cards.

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Star Wars Math Worksheets

You can use these printables as worksheets too, have the kids draw lines to match the dice number to the corresponding ‘ship’.

These printables include three pages of counting cards with corresponding themed pages.

How to teach counting skills?

Counting is the process of assigning a number to items in a collection. Counting is done by using numbers, usually starting at one.

There are many ways to teach counting. One way is to use objects and ask the child to count them together with you. Another way is to use pictures and ask the child what number they think the picture represents.

Teach Counting with Star Wars Math Printables

There are a variety of ways to teach counting. One way is to use fingers and toes for the numbers 1-10.

Another way is to use objects in the environment, such as counting apples on a tree. In this case, use the Star Wars themed counting cards to help kids identify numbers on a dice and develop one-to-one correspondence.

More counting activities you may like:

• Interactive Hole Punch Activities Book: Free Clover Counting Book
• Counting by 10s 100 Days School Balloon Cards Fine Motor
• Counting to 10 Marshmallow Roast Boom Digital
• Counting 1 to 10 Dot Stickers Easter Eggs
• Counting 1 to 10 Dot Stickers Silly Worms

For children who are still learning their numbers, it’s important to keep practicing counting so that they can master the skill.

It’s also important for them to learn how to count backwards from 10 so that they can have some flexibility with what they are doing with their numbers.

How to use these cards:

Print the pages and laminate them, cut out the cards. Set out the ‘character cards’ on one side and the ‘ship cards’ on the other.

Let the students choose a card and then identify the number on that card.

They will then find the matching number on the ship to complete the puzzle.

Star Wars Math Activities

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