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Five Apples in a Row
Age 6 · Maths
Each apple is one thing you can count. Touch them one by one and say a number for each one, from one to five.
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- Point to each apple and count out loud: one, two, three, four, five.
- Touch every apple once, and only once, so you do not skip one or count it twice.
- The last number you say — five — is how many apples there are.
Examples
- Count the five fingers on one hand the same way.
- One apple has a leaf. It still counts as one apple, just like the others.
Key takeaways
- Count each thing once, and only once.
- The last number you say tells you how many there are.
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