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Here are some simple and engaging activities to help children develop rote counting (reciting numbers in order) and one-to-one correspondence (counting objects accurately by assigning one number per item) for numbers 1–20.
Rote Counting Activities
Rote Counting Activities
Counting Songs & Rhymes – Sing songs like “1, 2, Buckle My Shoe” or count to 20 using a familiar tune.
Clap & Count – Clap, stomp, or jump while counting out loud to engage movement.
Passing a Ball – Pass a ball in a circle, with each child saying the next number in sequence.
Number Train – Have children line up and count as they “chug” along.
Echo Counting – Say a number and have children repeat it in sequence.
One-to-One Correspondence Activities
One-to-One Correspondence Activities
Counting Objects – Use blocks, beads, or counters, touching each one as you count.
Dot Sticker Match – Place numbered cards (1–20) and have children stick the correct number of dot stickers on each.
Playdough Smash – Roll small playdough balls and have children smash one for each counted number.
Egg Carton Counting – Number an egg carton (1–12 or 1–20) and have children place small objects inside to match the numbers.
Lego Tower Counting – Build towers with a specific number of Lego bricks and count them one by one.
Counting Jumps – Jump or hop while counting, ensuring one jump per number.
Snack Time Counting – Count out pieces of fruit, crackers, or other snacks before eating.
Fishing for Numbers – Write numbers on paper fish and have children “catch” them with a magnet fishing rod, then count objects to match.
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eLibrary Reading program
eLibrary Reading program
The initilit e-reading program is designed to enhance early literacy skills through an engaging and interactive approach. After the first set of sounds are explored in class, the program continues to build upon this foundation by introducing more complex phonetic concepts and sight words. Students are provided with a variety of activities and exercises tailored to their individual learning needs, allowing them to practice and reinforce their understanding of the sounds and words they have learned. Through a combination of guided instruction, independent practice, and feedback, the initilit e-reading program helps students develop strong phonemic awareness and decoding skills essential for proficient reading.
The initilit e-reading program is designed to enhance early literacy skills through an engaging and interactive approach. After the first set of sounds are explored in class, the program continues to build upon this foundation by introducing more complex phonetic concepts and sight words. Students are provided with a variety of activities and exercises tailored to their individual learning needs, allowing them to practice and reinforce their understanding of the sounds and words they have learned. Through a combination of guided instruction, independent practice, and feedback, the initilit e-reading program helps students develop strong phonemic awareness and decoding skills essential for proficient reading.
Access to the online reading e-Library will not be available to parents until the initial first set of letters and sounds have been explicitly taught in class (towards the end of Term 1).
Access to the online reading e-Library will not be available to parents until the initial first set of letters and sounds have been explicitly taught in class (towards the end of Term 1).
Parents are encouraged to continue reading rich literature for enjoyment with their child at home. This practice not only fosters a love for reading but also provides opportunities for children to apply the skills they've learned in the program to real-world contexts. By engaging in shared reading experiences, parents can support their child's comprehension, vocabulary acquisition, and overall literacy growth. The initilit e-reading program recognises the crucial role that parents play in nurturing their child's literacy skills and provides resources and guidance to empower families to create a supportive reading environment at home.
Parents are encouraged to continue reading rich literature for enjoyment with their child at home. This practice not only fosters a love for reading but also provides opportunities for children to apply the skills they've learned in the program to real-world contexts. By engaging in shared reading experiences, parents can support their child's comprehension, vocabulary acquisition, and overall literacy growth. The initilit e-reading program recognises the crucial role that parents play in nurturing their child's literacy skills and provides resources and guidance to empower families to create a supportive reading environment at home.
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