ten (the number)

A counting book focusing on the number ten. Features illustrations of farm objects in sets of ten. Presents text in both English and Spanish.

The Wing Wing brothers attend the carnival and demonstrate counting, addition, and subtraction with tens.

Colorful photographs and simple text introduce children to the mathematical concepts of carrying and regrouping using the base ten numeration system.

Introduces the concept that objects can be grouped in different ways to equal ten.

Through color illustrations, a fictional story and a number game, young readers learn about the number ten.

To identify the most basic sets of numbers and to relate them to objects in the real world, this book describes ten hummingbirds, ten honeybees, ten butterflies, ten scattered chicks, and ten eggs in the hay.

Retelling of some of the tales, legends, and miracles connected with the number ten in the Bible and in Jewish traditions.

Uses simply labeled photographs to introduce young readers to the concept of the number ten.

Uses the vehicle of inviting guests to a tea party to demonstrate all the combinations of positive numbers that add up to ten.

Descriptions of different animals highlight the numbers from one to ten and their multiples of ten, such as a sloth having three toes while a centipede has thirty feet.