Ocean Count and Clip Cards

These Ocean Count and Clip Cards are ideal for helping reinforce concepts you are already teaching in your classroom. Children love engaging activities like this, and they are a great way to keep your students, or kid’s at home active and learning at the same time.

Ocean Count And Clip Cards

Centers are a great way to help reinforce concepts that are being taught or have been taught at some point in the school year. Students love doing them and they make learning FUN and engaging! You really can’t ask for anything more than that! These Ocean Count and Clip Cards are guaranteed to be a hit in your classroom with your students or at home with your child(ren).

If you would prefer to not have this self-checking option, you can just print off the cards that are one-sided. Students will count how many ocean animals they see and clip the number using a clothespin.

Supplies Needed: 

• Cardstock
• Laminating Sheets
• Clothespins

If you are a home educator and are going to be utilizing a lot of our freebies like these card clips, you may also want to invest in not just the simple laminating sheets, but a sturdy home laminating system.  Over the course of a school year, you’ll find yourself going back to activities like this over and over again for their review and busy work.  A laminating machine may become a must have supply for your classroom. If so, I highly recommend the Amazon Basics Thermal Laminator.  It’s a great quality product that will fit into any budget and stands up to your needs.

How To Use The Self-Checking Option Of Clip Cards

The self-checking option on these clip cards allows students to flip the card over upon completion to see if their answer is correct. If it is correct, they will see a red dot on the back of the number. When printing this option, you will want to print on both sides of the paper (print on short edge). Under properties, click “Yes, flip over” under print on both sides option.

Using clip cards to help your students with counting review is a great way to help them continue working on simple addition as they work upwards in math skills.

More Counting Lessons:

• Spider Counting Mats
• Insect Counting Mats
• Apple Number Match
• 100 Yummy Things Printable

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My name is Jennifer. I'm a former teacher turned stay at home mom who has continued her passion for making learning resources for the littlest of learners.

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