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Learn Number 8
We will learn about number 8.
How to teach number 8 to your child?
Ask the child to pick up eight objects from a collection of items such as books, crayons, pencils and show it to you.
Some of the questions are given below will help your child to grasp very well about the concept of number 8.
I. Circle the number 8
II. Count and write:
III. (i) Draw eight circles.
(ii) Draw eight triangles.
(iii) Draw eight squares.
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