2. Numbers from One to Nine

As many as

Teachers Note

Refer to page no. 138 to develop understanding of numbers from 1 to 9.

More or Less

Tick ( ✓) more.

One boy followed by another boy, followed by another and then two more boys.

A chair followed by another chair, followed by another and one more chair.

Less

Tick ( ✓) more.

One flower followed by another flower, followed by another and two more flowers. One butterfly followed by another butterfly and followed by another butterfly.

Tick ( ✓) more.

One lock followed by another lock, followed by another lock. One key followed by another key, followed by another key and one more key.

Tick ( ✓) more.

One kite followed by another kite, followed by another kite and one more kite. One roll of thread followed by another roll of thread.

Counting

One One One

One little baby eating a bun.

A child is sitting on a mat and eating a bun.

Two Two Two

Two little children go to the zoo.

Two children going are entering a zoo.

Three Three Three

Three green parrots flying free.

Three parrots are flying free from a cage.

Four Four Four

Four hungry pups want to eat more.

Four pups sitting near an empty bowl.

Five Five Five

Five honey bees are going to the hive.

Five honeybees going towards a cone shaped box like structure hanging on a tree, which is called a beehive.

Six Six Six

Six tiny nails Soni has to fix.

A girl is fixing a nail in a board using a hand tool called hammer. There are five more nails in a box kept near the girl.

Seven Seven Seven

Seven little dwarfs are going to heaven

Seven little men having beards and wearing cone shaped caps, are moving together in a row.

Eight Eight Eight

Eight fat rats chasea cat.

Eight fat rats running after a cat.

Nine Nine Nine

Nine red ants walk in a line.

Nine ants walking together.

Count and Match

Teachers Note

Before doing this worksheet, provide many opportunities to count with concrete material like pebbles, chalk pieces, pencils, etc.

Count and Match

One

A woman is sitting outside a house, showing her one finger. A pot, a bottle and a glass is lying near her on the floor. Also a boy is standing with a dog.

A woman is sitting on a mat showing her one finger. A boy is standing.

A dog A pot.

A lantern. A charpai.

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number one. In the first box, dots are given to be joined to trace number one.

Two

There are two trees, one hut, one man is milking a cow and there is another cow sitting on the ground , which is fed fodder by another man. A bucket is lying near the second cow and a basket full of fodder is also lying on the ground.

Two cows Two huts

Two men, one of them is holding fodder in his hands. Two trees in a row.

Two baskets full of fodder are kept in a row. Two buckets.

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number two. In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number two.

Three

A man is standing near a tree on which there are three mangoes and three monkeys. An empty basket is also kept near the tree.

Three monkeys in a row.

Three mangoes in a row.

Three erasers in a row.

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number three. In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number three.

Four

There are two huts, two trees, two boys are flying kites, a roll of thread lies on the ground near each boy, a boy is sitting on the ground to tie knots in his kite, two rolls of thread are kept near him,a dog is also sitting among the children. A girl is standing holding a thread in her hand.

Four rolls of thread.

Four kites in a row.

A boy, a girl and then two boys are standing in a row.

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number four. In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number four.

Five

A man is selling balloons, he has five balloons, there are five children around him and one girl is holding five flowers in her hand.

Five balloons

Five flowers

Five birds

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number five. In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number five.

Count and match.

	4
	3
	2
	1
	5

Make groups of

4 bottles
3 Trees
2 Drums
5 Lanterns

Colour 5 balloons

A boy is holding seven balloons in his hand.

Colour 4 flowers

There are six flowers in a pot.

Colour 2 trees

There are three trees near a hut.

Colour 3 boats

There are five boats in water.

Six

A man is riding a cart and five people are sitting in it. There is also a basket in the cart in which there are five pumpkins.

Six people.

Six pumpkins

Six flowers

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number six. In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number six.

Seven

There are seven apples on a tree, seven colorful butterflies are roaming around seven flowers.

Seven butterflies.

Seven flowers

Seven apples

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number seven . In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number seven.

Eight

A teacher is teaching eight children, who are sitting with their bags in a ground. There are eight trees and a cow in the ground.

Eight bags.

Eight trees

Eight books.

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number eight . In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number eight.

Nine

A village in which there are nine huts, nine birds are sitting on a tree and nine people are sitting under a tree .

Nine people

Nine birds

Nine huts.

Fourteen empty boxes are given to write number nine . In the first box, dots are given, to be joined to trace number nine.

Count and match

	6
	8
	9
	7

Make groups of

6 Leaves
7 Glasses
8 Potatoes
9 Ants

Match the numbers with the pictures.

	1
	2
	3
	4
	5
	6
	7
	8
	9

Colour 6 birds

Seven birds

Colour 9 mangoes

Nine mangoes.

Colour 1 elephant

Three elephants.

Colour 7 bricks

Fifteen bricks.

Name these things and write their number in the circle.

Seven fish. Two books.

Three baskets Seven balloons.

Nine candles. Four rats.

Four bells Nine brushes.

Colour the collection which has more objects.

Make the collection equal.

	=
	=
	=
	=

Join in order.

Some numbers to be joined in order to complete a scenery.

Write the missing number.

Numbers one, three, six and nine are written in a caterpillar, the remaining numbers in the sequence are missing.

What comes before and after 5?

There are three jokers in a row, the first one is holding a blank circle, the second one is holding a circle in his hand, on which number five is written and the third one is holding a blank circle in his hand.

What comes before 6?

There are three jokers in a row, the first one is holding a blank circle, the second one is holding a circle in his hand, on which number six is written and the third one is holding a circle on which number seven is written.

What comes after 1?

There are three trees in a row, number one is written on the first tree and the space is given on the next two trees to write the numbers.

What comes before and after 4?

There are three trees in a row, no number is written on the first one, number four is written on the second and no number is written on the second.

What are the next numbers?

There are three buckets in a row, number two is written on the first one and no numbers are written on the next two buckets.

What are the next numbers?

There are three buckets in a row, number three is written on the first one and no numbers are written on the next two buckets.