Count the Fruits and Tap the Right Number

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How many apples do you see? How many bananas? In this free counting activity for kids, a group of friendly fruits appears on the screen, and your child simply counts them and taps the matching number. The numbers go from 1 to 10, so it is a gentle first step into early maths for preschool and kindergarten learners.

Each round shows a new fruit, which keeps young children curious and eager to try one more. There is nothing to download and no login needed, so children can start counting right away at home or in the classroom.

How to play

  1. Look at the picture and say the name of the fruit out loud.
  2. Point to each fruit one by one and count slowly: one, two, three.
  3. Tap the number that matches how many fruits you counted.
  4. Keep going to the next fruit and count again.

This activity builds one of the most important early maths skills: one-to-one correspondence, which means saying one number for each object counted. Children practise counting from 1 to 10, recognising written numerals, and matching a quantity to its number symbol. Naming the fruits also adds useful everyday vocabulary. Sit with your child for the first few rounds and encourage finger pointing while counting aloud, as this slows them down and improves accuracy. If a wrong number is tapped, simply count together again instead of correcting quickly. Short sessions of five to ten minutes work best for little learners.

Frequently asked questions

What age is this counting game suitable for?
It works well for children aged about three to six. Younger children can count the smaller groups of one to five fruits with help, while five and six year olds usually manage all numbers up to ten on their own.
Is the activity free to use?
Yes, this counting activity is completely free. There is no login, no app download and no payment needed. Just open the page in a browser on a phone, tablet, laptop or classroom smart board and start playing.
How can I help my child count more accurately?
Ask your child to touch each fruit on the screen while saying the number out loud. Pointing stops them from skipping items or counting the same one twice, which is the most common mistake young children make.
Can I use this activity in my classroom?
Yes, teachers are welcome to use it. Project it on a screen and invite one child at a time to count aloud for the class, or let small groups take turns on a tablet during maths centre time.

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Updated 1 Nov 2026