Butterfly Math Worksheets

Counting butterflies is a fun way to practice counting skills! These simple butterfly math worksheets make it easy to get started. Just print and go – no prep required! Plus, they’re perfect for butterfly themed math lessons.

These free butterfly worksheets are great for number recognition, too. Help your little ones find the right numeral to match the number of butterflies. They’ll be learning to count to ten in no time!

Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, these butterfly activities for preschoolers are a great way to help your little ones learn essential math skills. So print them out and get started today!

Kids love butterflies. They’re fascinated by the thought that they change from caterpillars to butterflies. And, they love watching them flit from flower to flower.

Engage your little ones with these free preschool printables. They’ll work on important math skills with pages adorned with adorable butterflies.

Butterfly Math Activities

Inside this pack of free math worksheets, you’ll find eight pages designed for preschool and kindergarten students.

Each is adorned with adorable butterflies and designed to work on number recognition, number formation, counting to ten, and more.

Because they are print-and-go, all you need to do is print them out and you’re all set for some fun and engaging butterfly-themed math with your little ones.

Butterfly Math Activities for Preschool

Focus on beginning math skills with these butterfly theme math activities for preschoolers. You can use them as individual work, extra practice, or you can put them in your math centers.

Inside this eight-page pack of butterfly printables, you’ll find the following math activities:

Number Formation

Learning to write numbers is an important preschool milestone. However, it can be a bit of a challenge for some kids.

This worksheet packet includes a handwriting page on which children will trace the numbers 1-25. You can laminate this page or slip it in a dry erase pocket to make it reusable. Have kids use a dry erase marker to complete the page, wipe it clean, and do it all over again.

Sorting by Size

Sorting by size is another important skill for preschoolers to learn. It helps them to understand similarities and differences, and to see relationships between objects.

The sorting by size worksheet in this printable pack encourages children to cut and paste three butterflies in order from smallest to largest. If they have trouble distinguishing the sizes with their naked eye, have them use snap cubes or paper clips to measure each one before sorting it.

Color Words

For many children, learning color words is their first exposure to vocabulary that goes beyond the familiar names of family members and common objects. Learning color words broadens their horizons and helps them to see the world in a new way.

In this pack, there is a page that focuses on color words – red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. Kids will read the color words in each box and color the butterfly accordingly.

If your child can’t read the color words yet, set out the six crayons and have them match the words on the crayon wrapper to the word in the box to color the butterflies.

Color by Number

At first glance, color by number worksheets may seem like nothing more than a simple coloring activity. However, these worksheets can actually teach preschoolers a variety of important skills.

They help children to develop fine motor skills and improve their hand-eye coordination. As children color in the different sections of the worksheet, they must pay close attention to the lines and numbers in order to stay within the lines.

Preschoolers will love completing the color by number in this pack to reveal the hidden image – an adorable butterfly.

Count and Color

For preschoolers, learning to count is an important stepping stone on the way to more complex math skills. And what better way to practice than with some fun worksheets?

This packet includes four count and color worksheets that are a great way for preschoolers to learn while they’re having fun. Each worksheet features a different group of objects to count. Kids will love counting the objects and then coloring them in according to the given instructions.

These worksheets are great for helping preschoolers develop their fine motor skills and number recognition. Plus, they’re just plain fun!

Butterfly Activities for Preschoolers

If your preschoolers enjoyed these butterfly-themed math activities, be sure to check out the activities I’ve shared below. They’re perfect for helping you round out your butterfly unit study.

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This wooden butterfly puzzle will promote hand-eye coordination, develop problem-solving skills and improve matching skills. In addition, it can stimulate a child’s imagination and creativity.

This beautiful butterfly lacing toy is great for practicing the sewing motion. Wooden Lacing boards are great for fine motor development and hand eye coordination.

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