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Before and after 0-10

This activity is for parents and whānau to do with their child to practice the numbers one before and after the numbers in the range 0-10.

An adult helps two children with their homework.

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  • AudienceWhānau and Communities
  • Resource LanguageEnglish
  • SeriesLearning at home

About this resource

This resource helps learners practice the numbers one before and after the numbers in the range 0-10.

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    Before and after 0-10

    Required materials

    • pack of cards (Ace = 1), remove the other picture cards

    See Materials that come with this resource to download:

    • Before and after 0-10 activity (.pdf)

    What to do

    Shuffle the cards and deal five cards to each player. Place the other cards in a pile face down, and turn the top card over beside the pile.

    Players take turns to put a card to the left or right of the turned-over card to start a counting sequence. For example, if the turned-over card is a 6, then the first player may place a 5 to the left of the 6 or a 7 to the right of it. If the first player places a 5, the next player can now place a 4 or 7 to continue the sequence or place a 5 on top of the 5 the previous player played. Players who cannot make a move miss a turn. The winner is the person with the fewest cards left when the sequence can go no further.

    What to expect your child to do

    • Correctly order the numbers 0- 10.

    Variation

    Use the cards as flash cards. Hold up a card and ask your child what the number is before and after it.

    He kupu Māori

    shuffle

    tiwhiriwhi(~a)

    deal, distribute

    toha (~ina)

    number card

    kāri tau

    count forward

    tatau whakamua

    count backward

    tatau whakamuri

    pile of cards

    putunga kāri

    He whakawhitinga kōrero

    • Riwhiriwhia ngā kāri. (Shuffle the cards.)
    • Tohaina kia rima ngā kāri ki tēnā ki tēnā o tātou. (Deal 5 cards to each of us.)
    • Whakaputua ngā kāri e toe ana, ko ngā mata ki raro. (Pile the other cards face down.)
    • Huripokina te kāri o runga, ka whakatakoto ai ki te taha o te putunga kāri. (Turn over the top card and put it beside the pile.)
    • Kei a koe te kāri tau hei tatau whakamua, whakamuri rānei i tēnā tau? (Have you got the number card for counting forward or backward from that number?)
    • Whakatakotoria ki te taha mauī mō te tatau whakamuri. Whakatakotoria ki te taha matau mō te tatau whakamua. (Put it to the left for counting backwards; put it to the right for counting forward.)
    • Mēnā kei a koe tētahi o ngā tau e takoto kē ana, he pai tonu te whakatakoto i tāu ki runga i tērā. (If you have one of the numbers that is already down, it’s okay to put yours on top.)
    • Ki te kore i a koe tētahi kāri hei whakatakoto, ka huri mai ki ahau. (If you don’t have a card to put down then it comes back to my turn.)

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