Count the objects: free printable counting worksheet
वस्तुएँ · वस्तुओं को गिनें
- Age
- 3–6
- Pages
- 1
- Paper
- A4
- Language
- हिं + En
No sign-up, no email. Print on plain A4 paper.
About this sheet
What is on the page, and how to get the most out of it.
Six rows of everyday things: plates, bread slices, spoons, tables, toothbrushes and balloons, each with a box for the number.
This is the plainest sheet in the counting set and that is its purpose. There is nothing here a child will find exciting, which means nothing distracts from the counting either. When you want to know whether your child can actually count without the help of an appealing picture, this is the sheet that tells you.
The spoons row holds the largest quantity in the set. Long rows of small, similar items are where counting breaks down, so if your child manages the spoons without losing their place they are counting properly rather than recognising familiar small quantities by sight.
It also pairs naturally with real life. Every object on this page exists in your kitchen, so the same counting can continue at the table afterwards with the actual things.
What your child practises
The plainest sheet here, which is exactly why it is a useful check on where counting really stands.
- Counting without an engaging picture to help
- Keeping place in a long row
- Carrying counting into real objects at home
- Household words in Hindi and English
Common questions
Why use a sheet with such ordinary pictures?
Because nothing on it is distracting. If your child counts well here, they are genuinely counting rather than being carried along by an appealing picture.
What should we do after finishing it?
Count the real versions. Every object on this sheet is in your kitchen, so laying out spoons and counting them again makes the link between the page and the world.
