Counting & Numbers
Count together, name amounts, and find what comes next.
Orbo: Moonlight Blink
Memory & sorting · Counting & comparing
Remember Orbo’s glowing pattern and find the matching dots.
View SetDako: Beach Parade
Counting & comparing
Count the ducklings and find their places in Dako’s parade.
View SetBly: Welcome to the Farmyard
Puzzles & discovery
Join Bly, meet six farmyard friends, and build, match, remember, and slide pictures.
View SetBodi: Welcome to the Forest
Looking, matching & remembering
Follow Bodi’s picture clues and find five forest friends.
View SetMuva: Orchard Picnic
Counting & comparing · Adding & sharing
Collect exactly 6, 10 or 12 apples, then share them equally.
View SetMuva: Same Number Baskets
Counting & comparing · Adding & sharing
Find a basket with just as many treats as Muva needs.
View SetNesa: Underwater Shoals
Counting & comparing
Compare groups of sea friends and help them match.
View SetPevo: Shell Sums
Adding & sharing
Count Pevo’s shells and explore small groups coming together.
View SetVela: Pawprint Trail
Counting & comparing · Space & planning
Compare pawprints and choose the next part of Vela’s trail.
View SetTavi: Empty Spaces
Counting & taking away
Count what is left on the tray, then work out how many Tavi put away.
View SetNow How Many?
Count acorns as the group changes. Four age levels move from counting what is there to finding what is missing and completing a total.
View SetHow Much Fits?
Help Rilo compare how many acorns fit in tree hollows. Count spaces, compare capacity, make amounts equal, and find what is left over.
View SetHow many seats?
Count seats in the forest classroom. Move from pointing to a matching amount to counting open places and finding what remains when more friends sit down.
View SetFind the acorns
Find acorns among leaves, pinecones, and stones. Start by pointing and counting together; older children record a total and compare two groups.
View SetPack your bag
Count and remember things for a forest school day. Older children sort nine objects by a visible leaf marking, then recall the two group sizes.
View SetThe way to school
Find a way to the forest classroom. Count, follow clues, and continue a leaf–acorn pattern, with an extra pattern-counting challenge for ages 6–7.
View SetMore or the same?
Four worksheets, one per level. Two plates of acorns, side by side. Your child works out which plate has more — and, from Age 5 on, when the two plates are the same.
View SetHow many mushrooms?
Match one counter to each mushroom, count a group, and ignore acorn distractions. The oldest page also compares two totals.
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