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Week 7: Numbers 6-10

Counting to ten with meaning. Children match a quantity to its numeral using dots, objects and ten frames.

What your child is practicing

Counting objects 6 to 10
Writing the numerals 6 to 10
Seeing numbers as groups on a ten frame

This week's worksheets

Printable worksheet for tracing the numbers six through ten next to groups of dots

Early Math
~10 min

Trace the Numbers 6-10

Count the dots, trace each number from 6 to 10, then write it on your own.

Printable counting worksheet with groups of six to ten pictures and number choices to circle

Early Math
~8 min

Count and Circle: 6 to 10

Count groups of six to ten and circle the matching number.

Printable worksheet with groups of six to ten pictures and a box to write how many

Early Math
~10 min

Count and Write: 6 to 10

Count the pictures and write how many in the box.

Printable worksheet with ten frames of dots to connect with the matching numbers

Early Math
~8 min

Match the Ten Frames

Count the dots in each ten frame and draw a line to the matching number.

Try it off paper: Stair count

Count the stairs out loud every time you climb them, and stop on a number to guess how many are left to ten.

Parent tip

Let your child touch each object as they count. Eyes alone miscount fast at this age.