







Number cards → Number recognition → Identifies each printed numeral while reading its matching English number word with an adult.
Selected numbers → Counting and number sense → Connects 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 13, 16, and 17 to spoken names.
Parent-child reading → Math vocabulary → Practices saying teen number words clearly while checking the printed number on each card.

Kids can recognize a number one day and pause on it the next, especially with teen numbers. This first grade math page keeps the task simple: read a selected set of number cards together, including 17, 16, 2, 13, 9, 1, 11, 6, 5, and 10. It is not a full one to twenty chart, so the focus stays on these specific cards.
This is a good fit when a six-year-old is ready to look at a printed numeral and say its English number word with adult support. The page gives short, screen-free practice with number recognition and number words without adding extra directions or a long problem set. You can sit close, read slowly, and let the numbers feel familiar before asking for quicker recall.
Start by reading each card aloud together. If one feels tricky, say it first, then invite your child to repeat it while looking at the card. Teen numbers such as thirteen, sixteen, and seventeen may need an extra pause, because they can sound and look similar. Keep the tone light, and stop after one careful pass if attention starts to fade.
When the number names feel more comfortable, try number words to numerals practice to work on matching written names with printed numerals. For a next step with number order, find the missing numbers gives your child another way to use familiar numbers in a simple sequence activity.
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