Explore the world of numbers and discover how to count, order and represent numbers in different ways. These foundational skills are essential for counting, comparing quantities and more complex operations such as equations.
Learn how to accurately count a collection of less than 20 objects, explore common mistakes and practise counting with appropriate strategies.
Learn how to accurately count one more and one less in a small collection of objects.
Learn how to accurately name ordinal numbers from first to fifth. Ordinal numbers help us describe the position of people or objects in a sequence.
Learn how to instantly recognise small quantities of objects without counting them. This skill is called subitising and is used to identify how many items there are in a collection just by looking.
Learn how to read and name numbers that are all around you. Learn to read both one- and two-digit numbers.
Learn how to read and name numbers that are all around you. Learn to read both one- and two-digit numbers.
Learn how to put numbers in order using a number line, starting with the smallest number and finishing with the largest number.
Learn how to partition or break apart two-digit numbers into tens and ones. This helps us understand the value of each digit.
Learn how to place two-digit numbers on a number line from 0 to 100. Explore how using benchmark numbers (or landmark numbers) can help you estimate where a number should go.
Numbers can be shown in many ways, not just as written digits. Explore how to represent numbers using materials such as base-10 blocks, find their position on a number line and locate them on a number chart.
