Frozen Counting Worksheets for Preschool
Frozen counting worksheets for preschool are an easy way to practice early math without overplanning.
I’m a former daycare and public school teacher with 18 years of homeschooling under my belt, and preschool counting worksheets like these were always most helpful.
These pages work when attention spans are short and the day doesn’t go as planned.
They’re quick to start, familiar for kids, and simple enough to use at the table, during quiet time, or while you’re juggling real life.
Printables At a Glance
• Best for ages: Preschoolers
• Prep: Just print and go!
• Pages: 2
• Skills practiced: counting and writing numbers to 10
Try this next: Winter Counting Worksheets
What’s Included in This Printable Pack
This printable pack includes themed counting pages for preschoolers just starting to work with numbers. The focus remains on simple visuals and clear tasks that don’t require much explanation.
- Two counting worksheet pages
- Focus on counting practice and number recognition
- Easy to print and use again if placed in a sleeve
How to Use These Printables
These pages fit easily into short learning blocks and work well alongside other simple counting activities.
- Let your child count each set and write the correct answers in the box.
- Sit together and check the page by counting out loud.
- Store finished pages in a folder or reuse them later if protected.
Teacher Tip:
If your child rushes through counting, slow it down by touching each object as you count together. This habit matters more than getting the answer “right.”
Skills Your Preschooler is Practicing
These worksheets focus on core early math skills without unnecessary distractions. Short activities like this add up over time.
- Counting practice
- Number recognition
- Visual scanning
- Hand-eye coordination
Easy Ways to Stretch the Learning
You can keep learning going without adding much prep.
- Use cotton balls or pom-poms for a fine motor counting activity.
- Say each number out loud together for a simple literacy connection.
- Count small toys or blocks to match the numbers on the page.
- Set the worksheet out as an independent quiet-time option.
- Read a winter-themed picture book after finishing.
More Counting Pages to Rotate In
If this theme works well for your child, there are plenty of other counting pages to rotate in next. Swapping themes keeps things fresh without changing the skill.
- If You Take A Mouse To School Counting Worksheets
- Apple Counting Worksheets
- Johnny Appleseed Counting Worksheets
- Counting Farm Animals Worksheet
- Pirate Counting Worksheets
FAQs About These Worksheets
No. Printing a few pages at a time works best for most preschoolers.
Yes. Slip them into a sheet protector and use crayons or dry-erase markers.
Most pages take just a few minutes, which is usually enough at this age.
Get the Free Printable
Grab the free printable and add it to your winter or character-themed plans. It’s quick, easy, and ready to use.
Just print the pages, and you’re ready to go.
These Frozen-themed worksheets make number practice feel manageable and familiar for young learners. They work well in short bursts and don’t require extra setup or planning.
If you want more simple, low-prep ideas like this, I share practical preschool tips in my daily emails. They’re designed to help you feel confident without adding more to your plate.
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Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.
