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Special education printable · Functional reading and math
Count and Circle to 10
Six rows to count from 2 to 10 pictures and circle the right number from three choices.
- Grade level
- Grades K–1
- Time
- About 10 minutes
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Functional reading, Counting with one-to-one matching, Money, Following picture directions
What kids do
“Count the pictures. Circle the number that tells how many.”
Teacher tip
Have the student put a counter, a button or a finger on each picture while counting. Then count the counters once more as they come off.
How to use it
- Point to each word as you read it together.
- Tie the page to a real outing, like a walk to the office or a class store.
- Give help quietly and fade it fast: point before you speak, and speak before you move a hand.
Watch for
Reading the picture instead of the word. Cover the picture now and then to check.
Talk about it
- What would you do next?
- Show me what you want.
Take it further
Look for the same words and signs on a walk around the school.
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