Counting Game for Kids

Counting Game for Kids

Counting Game for Kids is a set of unique educational kids counting games aimed at helping children learn counting numbers from one to nine. This game has 10 levels with 10 different themes: animals, planet, fruits, vegetables, flowers, learning tools, etc… In particular, with each level, the kids will learn how to write and pronounce the words of each picture that the kids counts. Teaching numbers in a way that engages fun and creativity, the kids will simply love playing the counting games. Note: This game is made from Construct 3 software. If you need the source code, please contact me via the contact page: 

A counting game for kids can be both educational and fun! Here are a few engaging ideas that can help children learn how to count while enjoying themselves:

1. Number Hunt

Objective: Help kids recognize numbers and count objects.

• How to Play:
  • Hide number cards (1-10, or up to 20 for older kids) around a room or outdoor space.
  • Ask kids to find and collect the cards in order.
  • As they find each number, they should shout it out loud and count the number of objects around them (like 3 apples, 4 blocks, etc.).
• Fun Twist: Add colors or shapes to the cards and ask kids to find objects that match.

2. Count and Jump

Objective: Kids practice counting and get some exercise.

• How to Play:
  • Say a number out loud (e.g., "Count to 5").
  • Have kids count out loud as they jump, hop, or march for that number (e.g., "One, two, three, four, five!").
  • You can also ask them to clap, stomp, or perform other fun actions to make it more exciting.
• Fun Twist: Use a timer to see how fast they can jump to each number.

3. Counting with Objects

Objective: Use everyday items to practice counting.

• How to Play:
  • Gather a group of small objects (like blocks, marbles, buttons, or fruit).
  • Ask kids to count the items one by one.
  • You can make it a game by asking them to add, subtract, or group the objects (e.g., "How many sets of 3 can we make?").
• Fun Twist: Add a “mystery” item they have to count (like counting jellybeans or coins) and make it a treasure hunt!