Match the Same Number: 1 to 10

Six big numbers, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 10, sit in boxes down the left side, with the same numbers in a different order on the right. Your child finds each number's twin and joins the two dots with a line.

Before children can count out ten objects or write numbers, they need to tell one numeral from another. This page includes a pair that is easy to confuse, 6 and 9, and the two-digit number 10, so your child has to look at the whole shape, not just the first thing they notice.

If 6 and 9 get mixed up, trace both with a finger and notice where each loop sits, at the bottom for 6 and at the top for 9.