Do you know the similarities of cartoons and drawing? Yup, they are both made based on the imagination of the creator.
Kids will love watching cartoons, and you must have watched cartoons like Winnie the Pooh, SpongeBob Squarepants, Dora the Explorer, Mario Bros or other cartoon characters like dragons and lions. What if the kids draw them? Surely the results will not be in line with expectations and almost not at all like the cartoon character.
Problems surrounding the right time to teach kids to count have been a hot conversation. Some are pro by teaching kids to count at an early age and there are also contrast. Actually, kids who are taught to count early, greatly affect the ability to count kids in the future. But some thought it was too burdensome for their minds which they still like to play instead of learning.
Similar to writing, counting is also a basic lesson that your kid must master. But the obstacle that is often faced for parents especially is that it is very difficult to teach their kids how to count, especially if using the old method of counting fingers, they will quickly get bored and tired.
Does your kid like to draw? But don’t like learning to count?
Try giving a dot to dot worksheets that connects dots with numbers like this.
In this set, you’ll find alphabet writing worksheets to give to your students to train their handwriting. These printable handwriting worksheets include letter recognition, reviewing uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet and practicing to tracing it.
Each worksheet asks students to trace and write the letters. Check out the tracing worksheets in the following images.
