I noticed this was a harder task for my 3. It was fun to see the difference between the two. I had my older preschooler try this activity out and it was very easy for him. When he got stuck on remembering the next number, we went back and counted starting from 1.
Then we continued with 2, 3, 4, and so on. When we did the activity, I mixed up the apples and had my son find the apple with 1 on it and place it on his head. I used the felt board that I shared how to make on this post. That way they could stick to the felt board for the activity. Then I printed off a picture of my boys, cut them out and glued them to a small piece of felt. I hot glued them together and added a small green stem to the top. To prepare for this activity, I cut out 10 apples from red felt. At the end, everyone has ten apples on top of their head! We did this activity after reading the book so that my preschooler could practice counting to 10. I also wanted him to have practice recognizing numbers and putting them in order. The characters in the story are adding apples to the top of their head throughout the story. Three bears pile apples on their heads, are chased by an unfriendly bear, and end up with exactly ten apples on each bear's head.
Reviews aren't verified, but Google checks for and removes fake content when it's identified. In this book, there is a lot of counting. Beginner Books, 1961 - Animals - 62 pages. I was inspired to do this activity after reading this idea from Buggy and Buddy. We put our own twist on the activity and it was a lot of fun! One of my favorite apple books is Ten Apples Up on Top by Dr. The letter we started learning about is ‘A’ and we are doing lots of activities with apples. Last week, Wes and I started doing preschool at home.
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