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Construction paper, dot stickers and a marker are all you need to make this fun holiday learning game. Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers! 

I love when I can make a simple craft and turn it into a learning game for my preschoolers. This fun Christmas tree counting activity is so easy to make and helps kids practice counting and fine motor skills. Simply make a Christmas tree out of construction paper, write a number on it and have your kids put dot stickers on the tree. It’s that easy. No need to be the world’s best crafter to make awesome learning activities for your kids! 
Check out this fun and educational counting game for preschoolers? This is the perfect way to teach number recognition to kids ages 3-5. You probably already have the craft supplies you need at home to make the best Christmas tree counting activity ever.

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Make the best Christmas themed counting activity for kids using construction paper and dot stickers. This simple to make activity is the perfect way to help kids learn to count.

How To Make A Fun Christmas Counting Game For Kids

Step 1 Gather 2-3 sheets of green construction paper and cut medium sized triangles (about 4 inches wide and 4 inches tall). While you have your scissors out, cut a few small brown rectangles for your tree stem.
This may be the easiest learning activity you ever make for your kids. With just a few cheap supplies, you can make a fun Christmas tree counting game that helps kids with number recognition and fine motor skills. The best learning game for the holidays.
Step 2 Tape a brown rectangle to the back of each triangle Christmas tree. Turn the paper tree over and write a number on the front of each tree. For younger kids I like to start with 1-5. If you have older preschoolers, you can work up to 10 or even 20! 
Cut tree triangles, add a brown rectangle for a stump. Write a number on the front and let your kids put dot stickers on the construction paper Christmas trees to match the number on the tree. Fun and educational DIY game for kids.
Step 3 Time to play! Have your child identify the number written on the front of each construction paper Christmas tree. Then add the same number of dot stickers to the Christmas tree. The perfect counting game for kids that also helps with fine motor skills! 
Christmas tree counting activity for kids using cheap supplies. Simple and fun game for kids that helps with fine motor skills and counting.

Want To Use This Counting Game Over and Over?

My daughter loves this Christmas counting activity so much, she wants to play it almost every day. As you can imagine, I don’t want to continue to cut out green triangles, so I laminated this counting activity. If you want to be able to reuse this game, laminate the Christmas trees before your kids add any dot stickers. When they’re finished counting and playing, simply peel off the dot stickers and your Christmas tree counting activity is ready for another day of play! 
Simple to make counting activity for toddlers and preschoolers to help with number recognition. This adorable Christmas tree coating game is so fun for kids and easy to make for parents. Learning doesn't need to be complicated. Your kids will learn to count in no time with this super fun learning activity.
This is one of my favorite holiday themed activities for kids. It’s the perfect way to keep kids entertained during long family gatherings or car rides to Grandma’s house! Your kids will work on number recognition and also increase fine motor skills by peeling the stickers. A win-win in my book!

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Check out this easy method for teaching young kids to count. Christmas tree counting activity for preschoolers works on number recognition and fine motor skills. Plus the activity is so cute for Christmas time! The best counting game for kids!

An easy game for kids to work on numbers and counting. This simple and budget friendly activity for kids is so fun for preschoolers and even toddlers. A great indoor Christmas activity for kids.

If you're looking for an easy way to teach your preschooler how to count, then I have the perfect activity for you! This simple to make counting game uses cheap craft supplies you probably already have at home. With just construction paper and dot stickers you can teach your kids to count today!

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