Anything can be counted | Maths | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

Starter quiz

How many conkers can you count?

2

3 ✓

4

5
How many cubes can you count?

3

4

5

6 ✓

7
I have 1 cube. I need 6 cubes. What number will I say next when counting on from 1?

1

2 ✓

3

4
I have 4 cubes. I need 9 cubes. What number will I say next when counting on?

4

5 ✓

6

7
Say the count. What will the next number in the count be?

4

5

6

7 ✓

8
Say the count. What will the next number in the count be?

5

6

7

8

9 ✓

Match the number word to the correct object number.

There are 3

⇔

lemons. ✓

There are 4

⇔

oranges. ✓

There are 7

⇔

pieces of fruit. ✓
Match the number word to the correct object number.

There are 2

⇔

cats. ✓

There are 5

⇔

dogs. ✓

There are 7

⇔

animals. ✓
How many dice are there?

'3' ✓
How many spots can you count on the three dice?

'9' ✓
How many spiders can you see?

'1' ✓
How many legs can you see on the spider?

'8' ✓

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Secure understanding of counting principles explored so far (stable-order, one-to-one, cardinal).
Know that anything can be counted, including things that cannot be seen, touched or moved (the abstraction principle).

Errors in counting things that cannot be seen, touched or moved.

Leave only short pauses between sounds to avoid the need for children to hold numbers in their heads. Make actions clear and separate.

Count - Count means to say the number names in order and to count a set to find out how many there are
How many - You ask how many when you want to know the number in a set or group