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Counting with Aussie Animals — Number Tracing Worksheets & Maths Activities for Preschoolers

Let's make maths an exciting adventure! Join Pip the Platypus and count echidnas, kookaburras, emus and quokkas while learning to recognise, trace and write numbers 1–20.

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Bright, full-colour activity pages your child will want to open. Here are a few favourites.

Counting with Aussie Animals activity page: Pip's Number Chart
Pip's Number ChartPip the Platypus counts from 1 to 20 with dots to touch and count.
Counting with Aussie Animals activity page: Number 17
Number 17Trace it, find the group of 17 and colour the ten-frame — three ways to understand one number.
Counting with Aussie Animals activity page: Take Away
Take AwayCross out the fish that swim away — first subtraction, made playful.
Counting with Aussie Animals activity page: Before and After
Before and AfterWhat comes before 7? What comes after 13? Number order becomes second nature.

Perfect for

  • 💛Children learning to count past 10
  • 💛Kids who love Aussie animals
  • 💛Little ones getting ready for school maths

How to use it at home

1

Count with fingers first

Touch each dot or animal as you count. Pointing helps numbers make sense.

2

One number at a time

Each number page traces, counts and colours one number — perfect for a short daily session.

3

Count everything

Steps, spoons, birds in the park. The book gets them started; the world keeps it going.

How this helps your child

Counting kookaburras today becomes the confidence to raise their hand in maths tomorrow, and numbers start to make sense, not just sound.

Number tracing worksheets 1–20

Each number gets its own page to trace, count and colour. Dotted guides help your child write numbers the right way round, while friendly animals keep them smiling.

Counting activities for preschoolers

Children learn to count best by touching and counting real groups. Animal pictures to tap, count and circle make each number feel real — not just a shape on a page.

Maths activities that build number sense

More, less and same pages, number charts and sequencing turn counting into true understanding — the strong maths foundation children need for school.

Questions parents ask

Does it cover numbers 1–20?

Yes — tracing, counting and recognition for every number from 1 to 20.

Is it good for a 3 year old?

Yes. Start with 1–5 and colouring; work up to 20 as they grow.

Are the animals Australian?

Yes — Pip the platypus, echidnas, kookaburras, emus, quokkas and more.

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