Numbers up to 10

Count in order from the first number, adding 1 each time. One number is missing between the two shown numbers.

For example, 2, __, 4 is missing 3. Check that the last shown number comes after your answer.

The number before a given number is one smaller. Subtract 1, or take one step backwards while counting.

For example, 5 comes before 6 because 6 − 1 = 5.

Count the dots one at a time from left to right: one, two, three... Count each dot only once.

The last number you say tells you how many dots there are altogether.

Read the number word and choose the matching number. You can count from zero up to that number in your head.

For example, “three” is written as 3, and “zero” as 0.

The number after a given number is one greater. Add 1, or take one step forwards while counting.

For example, 5 comes after 4 because 4 + 1 = 5.

Read the number written as a word and choose its numeral.

For example, “five” means 5. You do not need to add or subtract.