Kindergarten Numbers and Counting Educational Resources

Counting to 10 is child's play for kindergartners, many of whom learned they have 10 fingers and 10 toes before they enter school. But do they know what comes after that? The Learning Library has hundreds of tools to teach kids what lies beyond bold number 10. Browse the many kindergarten numbers 11–20 resources that focus specifically on this important chunk to equip kids with the foundation to count any base-ten number that follows.

Learning the numbers 11–20 gives kindergartners basic know-how to count all the way to 100. There are hundreds of resources available in the Learning Library to teach new students the indispensable skill of counting.

After learning count and conquer numbers 11 through 20, kindergartners can apply the same strategy to other units of 10. There are entertaining online games, such as Number 11 to 20 Cloud Catcher and Ten Frame Signs that apply routine counting until little ones get the hang of it. There are a couple of catchy songs, Something Happens in the Teens and Pet Shop Counting to improve counting memorization.

The teacher-created lesson plans use different objects like leaves, bugs, coins, and teddy bears kids can count on and get accustomed to the teen numbers. A Place Value Practice lesson plan offers organized steps that aid teachers in explaining what a number's value is based on its position in a number.

This step may seem minor, but it is a big step. It's the beginning to comprehending size, amount, age, and so many other quantitative values that are categorized by numbers.