Caterpillar Counting Activity – Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

This caterpillar counting activity is the perfect worksheet to teach your preschooler about Spring.

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

We’re still learning all about bugs! This Caterpillar Counting Activity was so fun, and it kept them occupied for longer than I expected! Max is only 2, so he mostly just painted and played with the pom-poms, but Jackson (4 years old) really got a kick out of it. I’ve seen this idea on Pinterest before, where the kids use paint on their index finger to make the body of the caterpillars, counting as they go. We started off doing it that way, but Jackson quickly lost interest, so I had to improvise!

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

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Thank goodness we had some pom-poms leftover from a previous craft! Jackson had more fun gluing those on than he did with the paint. He asked me to count along as I squeezed out little dots of glue, and then he would stick the pom-poms on, counting again! We talked about how the caterpillars were increasing in size as we went along, and how each caterpillar was gaining one pom-pom. He thought it was so interesting!

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

This caterpillar counting activity is great for preschoolers, especially if you’re doing a bug theme like us! It combines fine motor development and counting into one fun craft.

I want to thank PinkPueblo once again for providing me with the caterpillar clipart. Not only has she been super friendly when I ask if I can use her work in my printables, but she made these little caterpillar heads specifically for this worksheet. She is amazing you guys! If any of my mom blogger friends are looking for some cute clipart to use for your printables (especially if they’re for kids) look through her Etsy store.

You can download these worksheets in my Printables Library. This is a new feature I added to the website last night! I’m so excited to share my printables with everyone in one convenient place. To access the Library, sign up for my email list and I’ll send you the password. If you’re already a subscriber, check your email for a new message from me.

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Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

If you use this worksheet, I would love to see! You can tag me on Instagram or Twitter @mymomtasticlife.

Enjoy!

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Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

Caterpillar Counting Activity - Free Printable Worksheet For Preschoolers

Caterpillar Counting Worksheet Preschoolers

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    1. Thank you so much 😊 it can be so disappointing when you get a cute activity together and the kids don’t end up enjoying it lol! I’m glad I was able to save this one by thinking of the Pom-poms on the fly! I hope y’all enjoy it 😊 Take pictures for me! ❤️

  1. I cannot believe one day in the near future I am going to have to help my OWN KID with school work and education. It is just crazy for me to think about because I HAVE ALWAYS said I never wanted kids – but my husband, wants a GAGGLE of them! LOL!

  2. This is so cute and I did something similar for my 2 and 4 year olds! I actually ended up cutting and laminating the strips and tossed them in a bag with pom poms so we can take it on the go and keep working on our counting when we’re away from home.

  3. My 4 year-old brother is struggling with math and now I have found the solution for his difficulty. I’m sure that he would love those lovely pom-poms. Thanks for your sharing.

  4. These look like they would be a lot of fun while teaching. I’ll have to pass these along to my daughter in law for my grandkids! Thank you for sharing them!

  5. These printables are just absolutely adorable! And the idea of using pom poms for the sections of the caterpillar is genius! Looks super fun for the kids!

  6. This is a great way to have the little ones learn about caterpillars and numbers. I will have to share this with my nieces for their little ones. Thanks for sharing the printable.

  7. What a cute and colorful idea! My close friend works with disabled children and is always looking for great tactile activities like this! I’ll pass the link on!

  8. This is such a lovely way of teaching children and looks like so much fun. I still keep a good stock of craft goodies as they come in so handy and have helped me out of a bind so often. Thank you for sharing 🙂

  9. I love this idea so much!! This is perfect for my son, he would absolutely love it! Thanks for sharing, we are definitely going to be trying this out!

  10. Oh man, the flashbacks of elementary school are STRONG right now. Elmer’s glue and how it stuck to my fingers all the time specifically – hah!

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