Learn to Count (up to 50) | Maths for LKG PDF Download

Introduction

Counting is a fundamental skill that helps us understand numbers and their order. In this chapter, we will start by learning to count from 1 to 10 using everyday objects around us.

Counting from 1 to 10

Activity 1: Counting Fingers
Look at your hands. How many fingers do you have? You have 5 fingers on each hand. Let's count them together.

• One, two, three, four, five.
• Now, count the fingers on your other hand.
• Six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
• Great job! You just counted from 1 to 10.

Activity 2: Counting Apples
Imagine you have a basket of apples. Let's count them together.

• One apple, two apples, three apples, four apples, five apples.
• Now, let's count more.
• Six apples, seven apples, eight apples, nine apples, ten apples.
• Well done! You counted from 1 to 10 with apples.

Activity 3: Counting Toys
Look at your toy collection. Pick 10 toys and place them in a row.

• One toy, two toys, three toys, four toys, five toys.
• Keep counting.
• Six toys, seven toys, eight toys, nine toys, ten toys.
• Fantastic! You counted your toys from 1 to 10.

Counting Beyond 10

Learning Objectives:

• Learn to count from 11 to 20 using everyday objects.
• Practice counting from 1 to 20.

Counting from 11 to 20

Activity 1: Counting Shoes
Look at your shoes. Let's count them from 11 to 20.

• Eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen.
• Keep going!
• Sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty.
• You did it! You counted from 11 to 20 with your shoes.

Activity 2: Counting Blocks
If you have building blocks, stack them up.

• Count them with me.
• Eleven blocks, twelve blocks, thirteen blocks, fourteen blocks, fifteen blocks.
• Now, count more.
• Sixteen blocks, seventeen blocks, eighteen blocks, nineteen blocks, twenty blocks.
• Awesome! You counted from 11 to 20 with blocks.

Activity 3: Counting Your Friends
If you have friends or family members with you, count them.

• Eleven friends, twelve friends, thirteen friends, fourteen friends, fifteen friends.
• Keep counting!
• Sixteen friends, seventeen friends, eighteen friends, nineteen friends, twenty friends.
• Well done! You counted from 11 to 20 with your friends.

Counting Up to 50

Learning Objectives:

• Learn to count from 21 to 50 using everyday objects.
• Practice counting from 1 to 50.

Counting from 21 to 50

• Count them with me.
• Twenty-one books, twenty-two books, twenty-three books, twenty-four books, twenty-five books.
• Now, count more.
• Twenty-six books, twenty-seven books, twenty-eight books, twenty-nine books, thirty books.
• Great job! You counted from 21 to 30 with books.

Activity 2: Counting Cars
If you have toy cars, line them up.

• Count them together.
• Thirty-one cars, thirty-two cars, thirty-three cars, thirty-four cars, thirty-five cars.
• Keep counting!
• Thirty-six cars, thirty-seven cars, thirty-eight cars, thirty-nine cars, forty cars.
• Fantastic! You counted from 31 to 40 with toy cars.

Activity 3: Counting Balloons
Imagine you have colorful balloons. Let's count them.

• Forty-one balloons, forty-two balloons, forty-three balloons, forty-four balloons, forty-five balloons.
• Keep going!
• Forty-six balloons, forty-seven balloons, forty-eight balloons, forty-nine balloons, fifty balloons.
• You did it! You counted from 41 to 50 with balloons.

Conclusion
Counting is fun and helps us understand numbers better. You've learned to count from 1 to 50 using everyday objects.