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Counting 9 and 10

Part of MathsCounting and orderingYear 1

Number 9 and 10

We can see 9 and 10 in many ways around us.

9 is one more than 8.

10 is one more than 9.

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Representing 9

Here are some of the ways we see 9.

9p, a number frame for 9, 2 dice total 9

Jenna spotted 9 rabbits. Can you see which group of rabbits is 9 rabbits?

An illustration with 3 boxes of rabbit showing 3, 6 and 9.

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Representing 10

Here are some ways of showing 10.

Ten dines rod, 10p, 10 fingers, 10 on a number grid

Jenna spotted 10 birds. Which group of these groups contains 10 birds?

An illustration of 3 boxes with 8, 9 and 10 parrots in.

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Example 1

Here is a number line showing 9 and 10.

10 number line

  • Which number comes after 8?

  • Which number comes after 9?

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Activity 1

Here are some dominoes.

Dominios

  • Can you find the ones with 9 spots in total?

  • Can you find the ones with 10 spots?

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Activity 2

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Activity 3

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Karate Cats Maths game
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