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Numbers 0-20
Numbers 0-20
First, it is important to learn the numbers from 1-10 and then 0-20. Students will be expected to know them forwards and backwards. They will also need to know the number when they see it on its own, without counting. The number words are the next step.
Ways to practice:
Play UNO or other card games where they have to say the number.
Play games with dice where they have to say the number.
When you go for a walk, look at house numbers and read each number aloud.
Count things in your house (forks, pillows, stairs, etc.)
Ask them to turn to a specific page in a book (make it a race!)
Counting up to 20
Counting down from 20
What number is it?
Spelling numbers 1-10
Ordinal numbers are what we use when we talk about the order of something, the date, or the floors in a building.
Ordinal Numbers (1st-10th)
Numbers 0-100 (and larger)
Numbers 0-100 (and larger)
-teen numbers
16
13 17
14 18
15 19
twelve not two-teen
thirteen not three-teen
fifteen not five-teen
-ty numbers
20 60
30 70
40 80
50 90
the ending is not pronounced strongly and may sound like -nee or -dee.
Play this game to practice!
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