Additional Counting Picture Questions for 1st grade
These additional counting picture questions are great for ages 6 and older who are looking to improve their number skills.
How many pink circles can you count?
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Answer
4
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Explanation
Count the pink circles: 1..2..3..4
How many purple circles can you count?
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Answer
2
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Explanation
Count the purple circles: 1..2.
How many blue circles can you count?
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Answer
4
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Explanation
Count the blue circles: 1..2..3..4.
How many pink circles can you count?
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Answer
4
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Explanation
Count the pink circles: 1..2..3..4.
How many circles are in the top row?
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Answer
3
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Explanation
Count the circles in the top row: 1..2..3.
How many circles are pink?
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Answer
5
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Explanation
Count the pink circles: 1..2..3..4..5.
How many circles are blue?
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Answer
4
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Explanation
Count the blue circles: 1..2..3..4.
Are there more blue circles or purple circles?
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Answer
6
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Explanation
There are 4 blue circles and only 3 purple circles. Therefore, there are more blue circles than purple.
How many pink squares can you count?
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Answer
6
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Explanation
Count the pink squares: 1..2..3..4..5..6.
How many blue squares can you count?
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Answer
5
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Explanation
Count the blue squares: 1..2..3..4..5.
How many blue squares can you count?
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Answer
5
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Explanation
Count the blue squares: 1..2..3..4..5.
Are there more blue squares or pink squares?
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Answer
They are equal!
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Explanation
There are 5 blue squares and 5 pink squares. That means that they are equal.
How many purple squares are there?
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Answer
4
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Explanation
Count the purple squares: 1..2..3..4.
How many squares are pink?
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Answer
2
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Explanation
Count the pink squares: 1..2.
How many squares are blue?
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Answer
3
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Explanation
Count the blue squares: 1..2..3.
How many squares are there in total?
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Answer
9
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Explanation
Count ALL of the squares: 1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8..9.