Collection — 10 carrots — free printable diagram

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Collection — 10 carrots

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Counting card showing 10 carrots on a plain white background. No labels — for students to count themselves.

How many carrots are on this counting card?

There are 10 carrots on this card — ten. It is printed with no numeral and no label, so the counting is left to the student.

How many
10
In words
ten
Odd or even
even
One more
11
One less
9
Double
10 + 10 = 20
Tens and ones
1 ten and 0 ones
  • Past about five objects most students have to count rather than just see how many, so watch how they do it: touching or moving each one as they say the number is what stops an object being counted twice or missed altogether.
  • The card carries no numeral and no label, so the same picture works as a counting task, as a "write the numeral" task, or as a quick check of whether a student can count a set reliably and say how many without recounting.
  • 10 is even, so this set can be shared equally between two: 10 ÷ 2 = 5 each, with none left over.
  • 10 is one full ten, which is why ten frames, bundles of ten and the base-ten blocks are all built around it: the next number starts a new ten.

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