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Hot Cocoa Counting Activity for the Sensory Bin - Hot Chocolate Math Center

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I used this resource in our sensory table. I used sand for the cocoa, connecting cubes for the cocoa, pipe cleaners for the candy canes, and cotton balls for the marshmallows. My students LOVED this resource. It was very engaging and was able to be an independent center.
We used these cards in our hot chocolate sensory bin. I have actually used these 2 years in a row (it has taken me awhile to fill this out). Both years the cards were a hit and the center was always very busy!
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Description

Embrace the chilly season with a heartwarming math center that blends learning and play! This hot cocoa counting sensory bin is the ultimate winter math activity for little ones!

Sensory Bin Bliss:

Scoop up an engaging winter math center by combining sensory play with learning. Fill your sensory bin with dried pinto beans, the perfect hot cocoa base, and get stirring!

Easy-to-Find Hot Chocolate Ingredients:

Add a dash of sweetness with brown snap cubes that resemble delectable chocolates. Sprinkle the bin with soft, white pompoms resembling fluffy marshmallows. Complete the sensory experience with peppermint sticks – a touch of peppermint freshness to elevate the winter wonder.

Counting and Reading Recipes:

Not only will your preschoolers be "reading" the recipe cards as a real-world application, but they will also be counting up the ingredients to reinforce number identification, one-to-one correspondence, and counting to 10.

Hot Cocoa Sing Along:

Enhance the experience with a delightful song! As your little ones count to make their cup of hot chocolate, let the melody of this unique hot cocoa song create a fun learning atmosphere.

Repeat the Fun:

Once the cocoa is "sipped," the fun doesn't end! Dump out the cup of hot cocoa and let the counting adventure begin anew. Each round promises a fresh opportunity for discovery and laughter.

Here's what you'll get (in color and black & white):

  • "Hot Cocoa" song card
  • 8 hot chocolate recipe cards with numbers 0-5
  • 16 hot chocolate recipe cards with numbers 0-10
  • blank hot cocoa recipe cards

Don't miss out on the winter wonder! Dive into the hot cocoa counting sensory bin and watch the magic unfold with every delightful sip and count. Add to your cart now and make this winter season an unforgettable learning journey!

Materials needed for this hot cocoa activity:

  • sensory bin filled with dried pinto beans (cocoa)
  • brown snap cubes or cardboard cut into squares (chocolates)
  • white pompoms or cotton balls (marshmallows)
  • plastic peppermint sticks or red and white straws


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Total Pages
19 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
1 Week
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
When counting objects, say the number names in the standard order, pairing each object with one and only one number name and each number name with one and only one object.
Understand that the last number name said tells the number of objects counted. The number of objects is the same regardless of their arrangement or the order in which they were counted.

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