Numbers to 120 What Is a Number?

Name: ______

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – What is a Number?

Homework

1.  Walk around your house with an adult and talk about all of the numbers you see.

2.  Draw a line to match

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Number Writing 0- 5

Classwork

Write the number to match each 5 frame.

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Number Writing 0-5

Homework

1.  Write the number to go with each 5 frame.

2.  Write the number to go with each rhyme

Number ____ is like a stick.

A straight line down. That's very quick!

Down and over and down some more.

That's the way to make a ______!

Go down and around. Then you stop.

Finish the ______with a line on top.

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Number Writing 6-10

Classwork

Directions: Trace each number and then write it on the line 4 times.

Write the number to match each 10 frame.

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Number Writing 6-10

Homework

1.  Write the number to go with each 10 frame.

2.  Write the number to go with each rhyme.

Make a "S" and then don't wait.

Climb up again to make an ______!

Make a curve and then a loop.

There are no tricks to making a ______!

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Tricky Teens

Classwork

1.  Color the circles to show 14.

The number 14 means

ten and ______.

2.  Color the circles to show 11.

The number 11 means

ten and ______.

3.  Color the circles to show 18

The number 18 means

ten and ______.

4.  Circle the teens.

41 15 16 91 19

17 31 81 14 13

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Tricky Teens

Homework

1.  Write the number shaded to show how many.

2.  Put an x on any number that is NOT a teen.

51 18 9 13 16 14

81 91 17 3 32 1

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Tally Marks

Classwork

1.  Draw 5 tally marks.

2.  Draw 10 tally marks.

3.  Draw 16 tally marks.

4.  Count the tally marks.

______

5.  Count the tally marks.

______

6.  Count the tally marks.

______

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Tally Marks

Classwork

1.  Draw 7 tally marks.

2.  Draw 13 tally marks.

3.  Draw 25 tally marks.

4.  Count the tally marks.

______

5.  Count the tally marks.

______

6.  Count the tally marks.

______

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Number Line

Classwork

Directions: Make your own number line to answer the riddles.

7. What number would come after ten on the number line above?

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Number Line

Homework

Directions: Make your own number line to answer the riddles.

7. What number would come before nine on the number line above?

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 - Number Grid

Classwork

Directions: Use the number grid to answer the questions.

** Remember you can move up and down on the grid to count 10 **

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 - Number Grid

Homework

Directions: Use the number grid to answer each question.

** Remember you can move up and down on the grid to count 10 **

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – One More, One, Less

Classwork

Directions: Use the number line and number grid to fill in the charts.

One Less / Number / One More
5
2
8
4
6
One Less / Number / One More
46
28
82

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – One More, One, Less

Homework

Directions: Use the number line and number grid to fill in the charts.

One Less / Number / One More
5
2
8
4
6
One Less / Number / One More
46
28
82

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Comparing Numbers

Classwork

Directions: Count how many and write the number.

Circle the number that is greater.

1. 

Count how many and write the number. Circle the number that is less.

2. 

3. Which number is greater? 4. Which number is greater?

24 or 29 33 or 3

5. Which number is less? 6. Which number is less?

15 or 18 4 or 7

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Comparing Numbers

Classwork

Directions: Count how many and write the number.

Circle the number that is greater.

1. 

2. Which number is greater? 3. Which number is greater?

8 or 10 42 or 46

4. Which number is less? 5. Which number is less?

25 or 21 11 or 7

Circle true or false

6. 10 is less than 16 true false

7. 25 is greater than 5 true false

8. 9 is less than 4 true false

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Using Symbols to Compare Numbers

Classwork

1. Count the tally marks and write the number. Use symbols to compare.

2. Count the number of nickels and write the number. Use symbols to compare.

3. Practice comparing numbers. Use <, >, = .

12 18 65 65

9 2 40 38

34 36 23 23

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Using Symbols to Compare Numbers

Homework

1. Count the tally marks and write the number. Use symbols to compare.

2. Count the number of nickels and write the number. Use symbols to compare.

3. Practice comparing numbers. Use <, >, = .

27 27 95 93

11 41 76 52

34 74 90 19

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Skip Count by 2

Classwork

Skip count by 2. Circle the numbers.

How many wheels? Skip count by 2 to find the answer and write the numbers.

How many socks? Skip count by 2 to find the answer and write the numbers.

Skip count by 2 and fill in the missing numbers

0, 2, 4, , 8, 10, , 14, 16

20, 22, , 26, , 28

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Skip Count by 2

Homework

Skip count by 2 and color the numbers on the grid.

How many eyes? Skip count by 2 and write the numbers.

Skip count by 2 and fill in the missing numbers.

10, , 14, 16, , 20, 22,

36, , 40, 42, , 46, 48,

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Skip Count by 10

Classwork

Skip count by 10 and color in the numbers on the grid.

Each dime is worth 10. Skip count by 10 and count the dimes.

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Skip Count by 10

Homework

Fill in the missing numbers.

10, 20, 30, , 50, , 70, 80

30, , , 60, 70, 80,

, , 30, 40, , 60, 70

Each dime is worth 10. Count the dimes by counting by 10.

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Skip Count by 5

Classwork

Skip count by 5. Color the numbers on the grid.

Skip count by 5. Color the numbers on the grid.

Fill in the missing numbers.

65, 70, 80, , 90, 95

Each nickel is worth 5. Skip count by 5 to count the nickels.

Name: ______

Numbers to 120 – Skip Count by 5

Homework

1.  Jim told a friend there is a pattern when you count by five. Explain in your own words what pattern he is talking about.

2.  Skip count by five. How many fingers do you see?

3.  Skip count by 5. How many tally marks are there?

4.  Each nickel is worth 5. Skip count by 5 to count the nickels.

5.  Fill in the missing numbers.

5 / 10 / 20 / 30 / 35
55 / 60 / 70 / 75 / 85

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