Five beads are half a row. Count them one by one.
Count the beads one by one: one bead for each thing.
Five beads are half a row. A whole row has ten.
One hand has five fingers, so one hand matches five beads.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more, with the bead frame drawn for each, and an answer key.
five. One hand has five fingers.
half the row. A whole row has ten beads.
ten. A whole row is ten.
ten. Two hands have ten fingers.
Ask a grown-up to count your fingers with you, one hand at a time, saying a number for each finger as you touch it. Then look for five things at home, like five spoons or five blocks, and count them one by one.
Count your child's fingers one hand at a time, saying a number as they touch each one, then find five things at home and count them.
