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Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number
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Description

Build baby's first library with this collaborative "123 Counting Book" Baby Shower Activity!

This printable activity serves two purposes: it’s a fun, creative game for your guests, and it results in a meaningful keepsake for the parents-to-be. Guests help create a custom counting book (Numbers 1-20) that will help the new baby learn to count for years to come.

What’s Included:

  • 21 Total Pages:
    • 1 Cute Cover Page ("My First 123 Book").
    • 20 Number Pages (Numbers 1 through 20).

  • Size: Standard 8.5 x 11 inches (Easy to frame, bind, or slip into page protectors).
  • Format: High-resolution PDF (Not editable).

How to Play:

  1. Set Up: Print the pages and place them at a station with markers, crayons, or stickers.
  2. Activity: Guests pick a number page. Their goal is to color the number and draw/add that many items (e.g., on the "5" page, they might draw 5 stars).
  3. Personalize: Guests sign their names at the bottom of their page.
  4. The Result: A heartfelt, handmade book that helps baby learn numbers!

Why It's a Hit:

  • Great for Non-Artists: Drawing "3 hearts" or "5 circles" is less intimidating than coming up with an object for a specific letter!
  • Inclusive: Suitable for kids, co-workers, and family members.
  • Teacher Favorite: A popular activity for class parties when a teacher is expecting—students each color a page for their teacher's baby.
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Baby Shower 123 Book Activity | Printable Numbers Coloring | Baby's First Number

First Steps Education
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$3.49

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Description

Build baby's first library with this collaborative "123 Counting Book" Baby Shower Activity!

This printable activity serves two purposes: it’s a fun, creative game for your guests, and it results in a meaningful keepsake for the parents-to-be. Guests help create a custom counting book (Numbers 1-20) that will help the new baby learn to count for years to come.

What’s Included:

  • 21 Total Pages:
    • 1 Cute Cover Page ("My First 123 Book").
    • 20 Number Pages (Numbers 1 through 20).

  • Size: Standard 8.5 x 11 inches (Easy to frame, bind, or slip into page protectors).
  • Format: High-resolution PDF (Not editable).

How to Play:

  1. Set Up: Print the pages and place them at a station with markers, crayons, or stickers.
  2. Activity: Guests pick a number page. Their goal is to color the number and draw/add that many items (e.g., on the "5" page, they might draw 5 stars).
  3. Personalize: Guests sign their names at the bottom of their page.
  4. The Result: A heartfelt, handmade book that helps baby learn numbers!

Why It's a Hit:

  • Great for Non-Artists: Drawing "3 hearts" or "5 circles" is less intimidating than coming up with an object for a specific letter!
  • Inclusive: Suitable for kids, co-workers, and family members.
  • Teacher Favorite: A popular activity for class parties when a teacher is expecting—students each color a page for their teacher's baby.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Write numbers from 0 to 20. Represent a number of objects with a written numeral 0-20 (with 0 representing a count of no objects).
Understand the relationship between numbers and quantities; connect counting to cardinality.
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