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Turtles are definitely our favourite creatures. Count the number of turtles in each circle and draw a line to the correct numbers.

There are far too many stars at night to count them all, but on these pages we just keep to numbers below ten. Count the number of stars in each circle and draw a line to the correct numbers.

Count and write down how many bats there are. Count and write down how many balls there are. Draw more balls to match the number of bats.

Count and write down how many burgers there are. Count and write down how many cartons of chips there are. Draw more burgers to match the number of cartons of chips.

Count and write down how many drinks there are. Count and write down how many boys there are. Draw more drinks to match the number of boys.

We're now counting on with numbers up to ten. These first three sets of pages also have illustrations to help with the counting, if needed. Just start at the number shown and count on in ones.

We're now counting on with numbers up to ten. These first three sets of pages also have illustrations to help with the counting, if needed. Just start at the number of gold coins shown and count on in ones.

We're now counting on with numbers up to ten. These first three sets of pages also have illustrations to help with the counting, if needed. Just start at the number of moons shown and count on in ones.

The starting and finishing numbers are given. Just count on in ones and fill in with the correct numbers to keep the dogs smiling.

The sheep are looking rather lost. Help them by placing the correct numbers in order.

Elephants never forget, or so we are told. Just put in the correct numbers so that they are all in order.

Write the number one less than shown on the rockets.