Grab these super cute, count to 10 winter counting worksheets to make learning fun! Use this winter counting activity to practice winter counting of snowman, tracing numbers, tracing number words, making a winter emergent reader, and so much more. These free printable winter counting activities for preschool, toddler, pre-k, and kindergarten age students to have fun learning this December and January.

Winter counting worksheets
My youngest gets so excited when her siblings are completing their school work that she wants to “do school” too. At times it can be a challenge to find something meaningful for her to work on that doesn’t require a lot of extra attention from me, which is why I created these winter printables for preschool. This pack of winter math includes fun activities for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners to practice counting to 10. They will count, write number, make a winter reader, and so much more!
Research shows that early exposure to counting and number sense lays a solid foundation for later math skills. Fun activities like these worksheets facilitate a love for learning, helping children develop essential skills in a playful environment.
So, if you’re looking for a perfect way to keep your little learners engaged this December and January, look no further! Download these winter counting worksheets and watch as your children learn and grow, all while having a blast!
We have lots more winter activities to choose from! Plus don’t miss penguin worksheets, free simple winter coloring pages, 31+ January activities for kids, chilly snow dough, and snowman playdough recipe.
Winter Counting
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winter counting activities for preschool
There are several activities in this winter theme printables for children. All you need is pompoms or cotton balls and crayons, markers, colored pencils and you are ready for fun winter math activities!
winter counting worksheet
The first thing included in this freebie is a simple printable booklet to help kids see, count and write the numbers 1-10. Each page shows the numeral, a picture representation with snowballs as well as the written number word for kids to trace.
To assemble the booklet, simple print all the pages and cut them in half. Then put pages in order including the cover page, then numbers 1-10, then the last page which invites kids to draw their own snowman and staple the booklet together.

winter preschool worksheets
As kids go through their booklet, I suggest they count out their own snowballs (such as pom pom balls or cotton balls) to match each page as they practice seeing, reading and writing the numbers.
They could also add their own picture to each page to represent the number if they’d like (i.e. two snowflakes or three snowmen, etc.)

winter counting activity
Also included in this set are a set of winter count and color practice pages. These are fairly straightforward. Kids simply count the number of winter pictures in each box and write the total. Then they can color the pictures.
Some of the boxes may seem a little ambiguous, so if your kids count something different than you anticipate, that’s ok. For example, one picture has a mug of hot chocolate. They may count the mug (1) or they may count the marshmallows (5).
If that’s the case, ask them to show you what they counted and if they completed it correctly, that’s great. I hope your kids enjoy practicing counting, building and coloring numbers with this cute winter themed counting pack!
Winter Printables
- Huge packs iwth a variety of skills: Snowman Worksheet, free winter worksheets for preschoolers, flashcards with winter vocabulary for kids
- Check out even more ideas in this Winter Theme
- Penguin Activities for Penguin Awareness Day on January 20th
- Simple Winter Coloring Pages, free January coloring pages
- Winter Worksheets for Preschoolers
- Don’t miss these fantastic Winter Read Alouds, fun Winter Picture Books, or these Winter Books for Preschoolers
- Roll and Dab Winter Activity Sheets or these winter printables to learn color words with bingo markers
- Winter Worksheets for Kindergarten and Preschoolers
- Arctic Animals Worksheets -huge pack with math and literacy skills for toddler, pre-k, kindergarten, and first graders
- Winter Birds Worksheet for working on letters, counting, addition, and more! (huge pack!)
- Penguin Life Cycle WOrksheet Pages
- Sequencing How to Build a Snowman Worksheets, free hot chocolate sequencing activity
- winter lego challenge printable
Winter Science
Looking for more fun winter science projects for kids? We’ve got lots of fun ideas for you to try!
- Super Cool Snow Volcano Science Experiment
- Winter Melting Snowman Experiment
- Snowman Eruptions with Simple Snowman Science Winter Experiment for kids
- Melting Snowman Slime Recipe
- Easy Exploding Snowman – Winter Science Experiment
- Snowman Measuring Snowfall – Winter STEM Activity
- Winter Marble Notecards created with science
- Erupting Snow Winter Science Experiment
- How to Make Frost in a can- Winter Science Experiment
Snowman Crafts
Nothing says winter like snowmen! Here are some super cute winter project ideas to make a cute snowman.
- S is for Snowman Ideas for a week-long theme
- Easy Circle Sticker Snowman Craft
- Plastic Snowman Cup Craft
- EASY Glue Snowman Craft
- Adorable Keepsake Snowman Handprint Ornament
- Amazingly EASY Puffy Snow Paint Recipe
- LOTS of Snowflake Crafts A to Z
- Cute, DIY Snow globes for Kids
- Paper Plate Snowman Wreath
- Construction Paper Snowman Wreath Craft for Kids this Winter
- Suncatcher Snowman Craft for Preschoolers

winter worksheets for preschoolers
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Thank you so much for all your great ideas . My kids love the learning games.
I also love them because they are learning and having fun.
God Bless you