How to Teach Recognition of Numbers 1 to 10
Use numbers to describe groups of things to your child.. Point out numbers on houses, street signs, or other locations.. Ask children to complete household tasks involving numbers.
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Use numbers to describe groups of things to your child.
Use numbers to describe groups of things to your child.
Point out numbers on houses, street signs, or other locations.
Point out numbers on houses, street signs, or other locations.
Ask children to complete household tasks involving numbers.
Ask children to complete household tasks involving numbers.
Buy sets of magnetic numbers and ask your child to match them.
Buy sets of magnetic numbers and ask your child to match them.
Have your child trace the numbers 1-10 into a thin layer of cornmeal.
Have your child trace the numbers 1-10 into a thin layer of cornmeal.
Ask your child to "trace" numbers with pieces of yarn.
Ask your child to "trace" numbers with pieces of yarn.
Sort buttons by number into labeled cups.
Sort buttons by number into labeled cups.
Give your child a calculator to experiment with.
Give your child a calculator to experiment with.
Roll a die to cover up the digits 1-6 on a number line.
Roll a die to cover up the digits 1-6 on a number line.
Match numbered cards until you've gone through an entire deck.
Match numbered cards until you've gone through an entire deck.
Play "Speed" with a deck of special cards that go up to to 10.
Play "Speed" with a deck of special cards that go up to to 10.
Make a number line from 1-10 and count out blocks for each number.
Make a number line from 1-10 and count out blocks for each number.
Roll a die, then build a block tower using that number of blocks.
Roll a die, then build a block tower using that number of blocks.
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