This quiz addresses the requirements of the National Curriculum KS1 Maths and Numeracy for children aged 5 and 6 in year 1. Specifically, this quiz is aimed at the section dealing with recognising numbers when they are written in words.
Recognising numbers when they are written in words is all part of understanding numbers and the numbers system. We don't always use digits when we write numbers, sometimes words have to be used instead - perhaps when writing a story or even a cheque - so it is important that children learn to recognise them.
Try this quiz to see how well you do with recognising numbers when they are written in words.
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Try saying the number aloud
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Counting up aloud may help
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Say the two parts of the word separately
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Look for words you already know
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There are no tens in this number
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Try to picture the number in your mind
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The first word tells us the tens and the second tells us the units or ones
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There are two tens and eight ones in this number
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'Teen' numbers are 13 up to 19
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There are no tens in this number, just a hundred and seven units or ones
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