Social studies worksheet · Cultures and traditions

One, Two, Three Around the World

Match 8 ways to count to three, from uno, dos, tres and un, deux, trois to ichi, ni, san and moja, mbili, tatu, to their languages.

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Grade level
Grades 1–5
Time
About 15 minutes
Answer key
Yes, page 2 of the PDF
Kids practice
Cultures and traditions, World geography, Respect and curiosity

What kids do

“Draw a line from each way to count to three to its language. Then try counting out loud!”

Printed on the sheet:

  1. Eins, zwei, drei
  2. Ask someone you know to teach you to count in another language. Write it here.

Words on this sheet

SpanishSwahiliGermanFrenchHindi

Teacher tip

Count to three in a new language every morning.

How to use it

  • Find each place on a globe or world map as you go.
  • Invite families to share a tradition, a food or a song.
  • Start with a quick question that connects the topic to kids’ own lives.

Watch for

Keep it respectful. Cultures are living traditions, not costumes.

Talk about it

  • What would you like to learn more about?
  • How does this connect to where we live?

Take it further

Hold a class culture day where kids share something from home.

US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.

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