Remember: After five, count on one bead at a time. Nine is one short of ten.
Count on from five
A grown-up reads each question aloud. Listen to the little story first.
The caterpillarA tiny caterpillar grew one bead at a time. She grew to five beads, as many as a hand has fingers. The next day she grew one more bead and had six.
1
🐛She has five beads. One more grows. How many now?
6104
2
How many beads are slid across?
678
3
Count on from five. How many beads?
7109
4
Which number comes after seven?
689
5
Do five beads and two more make seven?
YesNo
6
Do five beads and one more make eight?
YesNo
Nearly a whole row
7
Nine beads are across. Does one more fill the row?
YesNo
8
Nine beads are across. How many more fill the row?
☝️One more✌️Two more🔵Nine more
9
Join each number to its beads.
16
27
39
Afive and two more
Bfive and four more
Cfive and one more
10
Which frame shows six?
ABC
11
Slide nine beads across. Draw them.
12
Trace the numbers.
6 7 8 9
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Answer key · Set A
Beads for six to nine
16 Five and one more make six.
27 Five beads and two more make seven.
39 Count on from five: six, seven, eight, nine.
48 Count on: seven, then eight.
5Yes Five and two more is seven.
6No Five and one more make six, not eight.
7Yes A row holds ten. Nine and one more make ten.
8One more Nine is one short of ten, so one more fills the row.
91-C, 2-A, 3-B
10C Six is five and one more. Frame C has six across.
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