Outdoor objects, such as stones, fallen leaves, wood, and old plastic items
Instructions
1. For three-year-olds, it is a good idea to cut the chart paper into 4" x 5" pieces. 2. Give one piece to each child, along with a sheet of stickers. 3. Encourage the children to put one sticker into each square of the paper to practice one-to-one correspondence. More to do Use bingo markers or stamp pads to fill in the squares.
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