Numbers

1. One

Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: one, Vocabulary: bed, blanket, book, desk, one, pillow, rug, toy, window.

2. Two 


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: two, Vocabulary: birds, bugs, cats, cows, dogs, fish, horses, kids, two.

3. Three 


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: four, Vocabulary: bears, camels, elephants, frogs, lions, monkeys, pandas, three, tigers.

4. Four


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: Four, Vocabulary: airplanes, boats, buses, cars, carts, four, trucks, vans, wagons.

5. Five


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: twelve, Vocabulary: bowls, chairs, cup, five, forks, lunches, pans, plates, spoons.

6. Six 


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: six, Vocabulary: coat, dresses, gloves, hats, pants, shirts, shorts, six, socks. 

7. Seven

Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: seven, Vocabulary: bees, frogs, ladybugs, lizards, seven, snakes, spiders, turtles, worms. 

8. Eight

Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: eight, Vocabulary: backpacks, bottles, chairs, eight, friends, hot dogs, lights, raincoats, sticks.

9. Nine


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: nine, Vocabulary: bulls, chickens, cows, geese, goats, horses, nine, pigs, sheep. 

10. Ten 


Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: ten, Vocabulary: apples, beets, carrots, lemons, pears, potatoes, strawberries, tomatoes, 

11. Eleven 

Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: eleven, Vocabulary: balloons, candy bars, cards, cupcakes, eleven, friends, hats, pizzas, presents.

12. Twelve

Book Type: Nonfiction/Concept, High Frequency Work: twelve, Vocabulary: aprons, bowls, cookies, cups, hats, pans, plates, spoons, twelve, 

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