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Number Words 1 to 10 for Kids: Read and Spell One to Ten (Kindergarten English)

🎓 Kindergarten 📖 English ⏱️ 2 min 42 sec Age 5

Learn number words with Luna from DoodleBeez. Children match each number from one to ten with its written word, spell the words letter by letter, and count objects to read the right word. Common Core RF.K.3c and K.CC.A.3.

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Hi, I'm Luna from DoodleBeez. You know how to write numbers like one, two and three. Did you know numbers can also be written as words? Today we will read the number words from one to ten.

Let's start with one, two and three. One is spelled o, n, e. Two is spelled t, w, o. Three is spelled t, h, r, e, e. Count the dots as you read.

Next are four, five and six. Four is spelled f, o, u, r. Five is spelled f, i, v, e. Six is spelled s, i, x. Notice that four and five both start with f.

Now seven, eight, nine and ten. Seven is s, e, v, e, n. Eight is e, i, g, h, t. Nine is n, i, n, e. Ten is t, e, n. Ten is the shortest word!

Some number words look alike, so read every letter. Six and seven both start with s. Two and three both start with t. Look at the next letters to tell them apart.

Let's count and read. How many stars are here? One, two, three, four, five. There are five stars, so the word we need is five. F, i, v, e.

Now it's your turn. Look at the apples. Count them. Is the word eight, two or nine? Pause and try. There are eight apples, so the word is eight. E, i, g, h, t.

Great job! You can read the number words from one to ten. Look at every letter, and count to check. Practice number words one to ten in the English Lab at doodlebeez.com. See you next time!

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