1. What do you see in the picture?

2. How many horses? How many dogs?

3. What is in the dog's

4. Show me one book.

5. Hold up one hand.

6. Hold up one finger.

baskets?

mouth? How many
Point to one boy.
How many hands have you?
Hold up one more.

7. One finger and one more are how many fingers? 8. Two fingers are how many more than one finger? 9. One finger is how many less than two fingers? 10. How many ears has the horse? How many, 11. Make one short line on your slate.

the dog?

12. One line and one more are how many lines? //

13. How many ones make two?

14. Rub out one line and how many are left?

15. Two lines less one line

are how many lines? 16. What is a single thing called?

17. Write the word one on your slate.

18. Make the figure for one on your slate. 19. How many are one and one more?

One.

1.

Two.

1. How many girls in this picture? How many birds? 2. How many roses has one girl in her hand?

3. How many roses has the other in her apron ? 4. One bird and one bird are how many birds? 5. Two are how many more than one?

6. How many ones make two?

7. How many eyes have you? How many ears? 8. Hold up two fingers. Hold up one more. 9. Make two short lines on your slate. 10. Make one more. How many are there now? /// 11. Two lines and one line are how many lines? 12. One and two are how many?

13. Two lines are how many less than three lines?

14. Three lines are how many more than two lines? 15. Rub out one line; how many are left? 16. Rub out two more lines; how many are left? 17. Write the word two on your slate. 18. Make the figure for two on your slate. 19. How many are two and one more?

Two.

2.

Three.

1. In the picture, how many squirrels? How many bees? How many squirrels with a nut?

2. Two squirrels and one squirrel are how many?

3. Three bees are how many more than 2 bees?
4. Three less one are how many? Three less 2?
5. How many ones make three?

6. How many are 2 and 1? 1 and 2?
7. Make three short lines on your slate.
8. Rub out one line; how many are left?
9. Rub out one more; how many are left?
10. Three less three are how many?

11. Make three lines again. Now one more.
12. Three lines and one line are how many lines?
13. Hold up one finger. Two fingers. Three fingers.
14. Count three. How many ones in three?

Three. 3.

15. How many 2's in three? Ans. One 2 and 1 over. 16. Write the word three on your slate. 17. Make the figure that stands for three. 18. How many are three and one more?

Four.

1. How many birds in the picture? How many eggs? 2. How many are 2 birds and 2 birds?

3. How many ones in four?

4. Make 2 short lines; then 2 more.

5. How many 2's in four? 2 and 2 are how many?

6. Count four by ones. Count four by 2's.

7. Two birds taken from four birds leave how many? 8. Four less one are how many? Four less 3?

9. How many are 3 and 1? 1 and 3 ?

10. How many ones in four?

11. How many 3's in four?

How many 2's?

Ans. One 3 and 1 over.

12. Four are how many more than three? How many more than two?

13. How many eggs must be taken from the nest to leave 1 egg? How many to leave 2? To leave 3 ?

14. Write the word four on your slate.

15. Make the figure that stands for four.

Four. 4.

16. Count from 4 back to one. Four, three, two, one.

17. How many are four and one more?

Five.

2. Five birds are how many more than 4? Than 3? 3. Three birds and 2 birds

are how many birds?

4. Two peaches and 3 peaches are how many?

5. Five peaches less 3 peaches are how many?

6. Five peaches less 2 peaches are how many?

7. Two fishes and how many more make five fishes? 8. Three fishes and how many more make five? 9. Make 3 short lines. Now 2 more. 10. Three and 2 are how many? 2 and 3? 11. Make 4 short lines. Now one more. 12. Four and 1 are how many? 1 and 4?

13. If 2 birds fly away, how many are left? If 2 more? 14. How many 2's in five? Ans. Two 2's and 1 over. 15. Write the word five.

Five.

16. Write the figure that stands for five.

5.

17. Count five. Count from five back to one.

18. How many are five and one more?

Six.