Dog Preschool Number Worksheets
Work on number recognition, number words, and counting to ten with these printable dog-themed preschool number worksheets.
You can add these preschool math printables to your math centers for a fun way to work on counting to ten.
They work well within your Letter Dd, pets, and dog-specific preschool themes.
Add this set of free preschool printables to your math centers, or bind them into a small math workbook for your little ones to complete.
Preschool Number Worksheets
My daughter has always loved animals of all kinds. So, whenever I could, I added animals to our homeschool lessons. Animals always made our learning time more fun.
If your kids love dogs (my daughter’s favorite animal), they’ll love this math pack. It’s perfect for working on a variety of math skills, and it’s designed for use with kids ages 4-6.
These pages are fun and engaging, and kids will love them.
Preschool Math Activities
If you use themes in your preschool, you’re going to love these puppy-themed math worksheets. You can add them to your pet, dog, or animal themes.
This packet of dog number pages will help your students become more familiar with the numbers 1-10.
Add them to your puppy unit study any time of year.
Preparing the Activities
All of these activity pages are no-prep meaning you can print and use them right away.
Or, you can place the worksheets in a dry erase pocket to make them reusable.
What’s Included in the Pack?
This pack contains ten puppy-themed math worksheets for preschoolers. Each worksheet includes seven different activities – one number per page.
WHAT YOU NEED TO COMPLETE THE ACTIVITIES:
- printer and printer paper
- laminator or dry erase pockets
- pencil or dry erase marker
- playdough
Using the Worksheets
After printing and preparing the puppy math worksheets, follow the instructions on the pages to complete the activities.
Trace and Write the Number
The first thing preschoolers will do is trace the featured number. There are three numbers to trace, and space to write several more.
Trace and Write the Number Word
Trace the number word twice. Then, have preschoolers write the number word on their own. There’s space to write it two or three times on their own.
Count and Color
There is a row of ten dog bones. Children will count and color bones to represent the featured number.
Color the Puppies
Kids will count the puppies in the set, and then color them.
Playdough Numbers
Kids will use playdough to form the number. The number is outlined on the page, and kids will fill in the outline with dough.
Playdough Sets
Now, kids will use playdough to create a set to represent the feature number. They can make playdough balls, dog bones, or playdough “snakes” to build that number.
Ten Frame
Finally, kids will fill in a ten frame. They can color the spaces, fill them with playdough balls, or write the numbers in the spaces.
PRESCHOOL BOOKS ABOUT Dogs
Fill your book basket with a great collection of books about dogs. Most of these books can be found at your local library or used bookstore.
If you have a hard time finding them, you can order them through my Amazon affiliate links by clicking the images below.
If You Give a Dog a Donut – If you give a dog a donut, he’ll ask for some apple juice to go with it. When you give him the juice, he’ll drink it all up. Then, before you can say “Woof” . . . Dog is off on a backyard adventure!
Can I Be Your Dog? – This picture book shares the tale of Arfy, a homeless mutt who lives in a box in an alley. Arfy writes to every person on Butternut Street about what a great pet he’d make