A counting rhyme to use when learning to count to ten.
Print out this One, Two, Three, Four, Five Counting Rhyme Poster and use it when working with students who are beginning to learn numbers and their associated words to ten.
Use the full page version as a poster to display in your classroom or the 4-page version as flashcards to display when learning to count.
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