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Counting and reading numbers to 30, seeing them as tens and ones, and telling which of two numbers is more.
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Count the tens first: 10, 20. Then count on the ones: 21, 22, 23. A number with more tens is more.
Watch for: Counting each stick as 1 instead of 10. Saying twenty-ten instead of thirty. Calling 19 more than 21 because 9 is more than 1.
At home: Bundle 10 spoons or sticks with a rubber band. Make numbers to 30 with bundles and loose ones.
Freddie's Frog Pond
Kindergarten · Numbers to 30 · K.NS.2
Freddie the frog lives in a busy pond full of bugs, lily pads and friends. Solve each problem to help Freddie out!
Each stick is ten. Count on from the tens.
Fill in the missing numbers.
Circle the bigger number.
24 or 22?2422
24 or 17?2417
27 or 23?2723
17 or 23?1723
Freddie's Frog Pond
Kindergarten · Numbers to 30 · K.NS.2
Freddie the frog lives in a busy pond full of bugs, lily pads and friends. Solve each problem to help Freddie out!
Each stick is ten. Count on from the tens.
Fill in the missing numbers.
Circle the bigger number.
24 or 22?2422
24 or 17?2417
27 or 23?2723
17 or 23?1723
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Virginia SOL K.NS.2 · Read and write numbers to 30, match them to groups, and compare amounts as more, fewer or the same.
