Same Number Worksheet
This same number worksheet lets 1st grade students match ten-frames, tallies, dice, words, and facts to numerals, then count apples. An answer key is included for fast, easy checking.
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Description
This same number worksheet helps first graders see that one number can be shown in many different ways. A number can be a set of counters, a group of tally marks, the dots on a die, a number word, or an addition or subtraction fact. Knowing that all of these mean the same amount builds strong number sense.
On page one, students look at six different ways to show a number, from a ten-frame to a fact like 10 − 4, and draw a line to the matching numeral. Then they count rows of apples and write how many they see in each box. This 1st grade counting worksheet works well as morning work, a math center, homework, or a quick check after a lesson on numbers to 10.
What’s Included
- One printable same number worksheet with six matching items
- A count-and-write section with three rows of apples
- A full answer key for quick and easy checking
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, it connects counting to many models at once, so students stop seeing ten-frames, tallies, and dice as separate skills. Second, the matching task makes children read each model carefully before they draw a line. Third, counting and writing numbers to 10 gives steady practice with the number sequence and numeral writing.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, show one number with real objects, fingers, and a number word so children hear that they all mean the same amount. After the sheet, ask your child to make their own set of three ways to show a favorite number. You can also pair this page with dice or a ten-frame at home for a hands-on review.
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