Numbers 11 to 15
Answers are for parents and teachers.
1
Count 11 small things, such as buttons or pebbles. Put 10 in one row and 1 in another place. Say: ten and one more is eleven.
The child counts to 11 and says ten and one more is eleven.
2
Draw two ten-frames in your notebook. Put 12 dots on them. Then put 14 dots on two new frames.
12 dots: a full first frame and 2 on the second. 14 dots: a full first frame and 4 on the second.
3
Write the numerals 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 in order. Say each number as you write it.
The numerals are in order and each one is said aloud.
4
Find 15 steps, stairs or floor tiles at home. Count them. Is the number greater than 10?
Any correct count to 15. Yes, 15 is greater than 10.
5
Pick two numbers from 1 to 15. Say which one is greater and which one is less. Then say a pair of numbers that are equal.
Any correct pair, for example 9 is less than 13 and 13 is greater than 9. An equal pair such as 8 and 8.