The same count-and-circle format with a fresh set of animals: three geese in boots, one llama, five kittens, two puppies and three roosters. Each row offers three numbers and the child circles the one that matches the group.
Worth having both this and the ducks-and-goats version. Counting is the skill that most rewards a second and third pass, and swapping the animals keeps a child looking at the group instead of remembering last time’s answer. The kittens are the interesting row here, scattered across the space rather than lined up, which is where you find out whether a child is really counting or just recognizing a shape.