Counting Game for Kids: Count with Me
Count with Me is a free counting game for young children. Kids count friendly pictures like apples, ducks and stars, tap the matching number, and compare two groups to find which has more.
Count with Me
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- Ages
- 3–6
- School years
- Pre-K–1st Grade
- Skills
- Counting objects to 5, 10 and 20, One-to-one correspondence (one number for each object), Recognizing numerals 1 to 20
- Time
- 2–5 minutes a round
- Cost
- Free, no sign-up
- Updated
How to play Count with Me
- Choose a level: up to 5, up to 10, up to 20, or which has more.
- Listen to the question (turn your sound on) and count the pictures one at a time.
- Tap the number that shows how many there are.
- In “Which has more?”, tap the group with more pictures. Answer 10 questions to earn your stars!
What your child learns
- Counting objects to 5, 10 and 20
- One-to-one correspondence (one number for each object)
- Recognizing numerals 1 to 20
- Seeing groups of 5 and 10
- Comparing groups: more and fewer
About Count with Me
Counting real things is the first big step in math. Children learn to say one number for each object, to know that the last number they say tells them how many, and to match that amount to a written numeral. This game practices all three with simple, cheerful pictures and spoken questions, so even children who cannot read yet can play on their own.
Pictures are always laid out in neat rows of 5, and at the “up to 20” level they are grouped into tens, just like a ten frame at school. Seeing “a row of 5 and 2 more” helps children move from counting every object to recognizing amounts at a glance. The “up to 5” level suits Pre-K, while “up to 10” and “up to 20” suit Kindergarten to 1st Grade.
Which level should my child play?
| School year | Suggested level |
|---|---|
| Pre-K | Up to 5 |
| Kindergarten | Up to 10, Which has more? |
| 1st Grade | Up to 20 |
Move up a level after getting three stars two or three times in a row.
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🖨️ Printable worksheets
Practice away from the screen too: free worksheets with answer keys that match this game.
Frequently asked questions
What age is this counting game for?
It is designed for children aged about 3 to 6. Start with “up to 5” for preschoolers and move up to 10 and 20 as counting becomes confident.
My child can’t read yet. Can they still play?
Yes. Questions are read aloud on devices that support speech, and the answers are big numbers and pictures, so very little reading is needed.
Why are the pictures arranged in rows of 5?
Rows of 5 and groups of 10 help children see amounts in chunks, such as “5 and 3 more makes 8”. This builds number sense and gets them ready for adding.
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