We can write numbers in words instead of using digits. For example, instead of writing 1, we can write “one”. Instead of 5, we can write “five”.
Coins often show number words instead of digits. A coin might say “One”, “Two”, “Five”, or “Ten” written in words instead of using the numbers 1, 2, 5, or 10.

In stories, we often use number words instead of digits. For example, we write “three cats” instead of “3 cats” to make the sentence easier and nicer to read.
1. Count the spots and read the number words.

2. Write the missing word or number on each ten frame. The first one has been done for you.

3. Match the sets to the number words.

Which words do not have a matching set of fruit?
4. Draw eight apples. Make it easy for others to quickly see how many there are.
5. Draw a basket with zero fruit in it.
6. Write the number word after.

7. Write the number word before.

Investigation: All the number words from zero to ten have either $3$, $4$ or $5$ letters in the word.
Find out which number words have $3$ letters, $4$ letters or $5$ letters. Check every number word from zero to ten to make sure none are missed.
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