Count dots, complete number words and use objects to practise one to ten.
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Words to try
one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten
An activity to start here
Count each row of dots and choose its number word. Fill the gaps in the sequence, then count a few pencils or blocks together. Ask “How many?”
Make it easier or take it further
Use fewer objects if needed. Touch one object for each number word so counting has a clear meaning. There is no timer.
See answers and examples
Dot rows, from top to bottom: four, two, seven, five, nine. Missing words: three, five; seven, nine. The last activity depends on the objects chosen.
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