Number recognition
Match numbers to number words
Match numerals through 30 to their English number words, focusing on meaning and the easily confused teen names.
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Identify numbers
Practice numerals from a chosen range with ten copy-writing prompts or ten rows of ten numbers for identification. Choose whether values may repeat.
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Read each numeral. Say its number name, then write or tell the answer as directed.
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Learning objective
What this activity builds
Read written numerals accurately within the selected range and distinguish numerals with similar digits.
Worked example
What number is 14?
Fourteen.
The 1 represents one ten and the 4 represents four ones, which together make fourteen.
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- Choose a narrow range until teen-number names are secure.
- When repeats are enabled, explain that seeing a number twice still requires two responses.
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