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The Number 5

In this text on the number 5 we will explore the appearance and the meaning of the number 5. We will learn how to spell the number 5, look at images of the number 5 and explore what the number 5 represents. Take a look below to learn all about the number 5.

What Does the Number 5 Mean?

Let’s learn more about the number five and how to write it with the following explanation. When someone talks about the number five, they are talking about the number of things that you have. The number 5 meaning is that there are five items in a group! Let’s use the chart below to see where we find the number five. We start counting at the number 1

1 one
2 two
3 three
4 four
5 five

How to Write the Number 5

The number five has one line on top, one to the side and then a curve to the right. To write the number five, we need to start at the very top line, make one line across, then one line down, and finally a curve to the right! You can use this rhyme to help: Slide to the left, then slide down, make a curve nice and round!

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The Number 5 – Summary

Today we learned all about the number five, how to write the number five, and groups of objects that represent the number five. So let’s repeat what the number five is in this summary.

How it looks 5
How it is spelled F I V E
How many it is ▲▲▲▲▲

Have you practised yet? On this website, you can also find worksheets and exercises after the video so that you can say, “ I can show the number 5!”.

Transcript The Number 5

Let's make room for the number five. "What's the number five anyway?" Today we will learn about the number five. When someone says there are five of something, they are talking about the number of objects."Like my five stacking blocks?” "Or my five piece nesting doll?" That's right, Skylar and Henry. Those are great examples of the number five. Can you see any other examples of groups of five in Henry and Skylar's room? There are five cars on their blanket! Is there another example of the number five? The number five is all over their curtains! What does the number five look like? Skylar and Henry both have the number five on their T-shirts! The number five has two lines and a bump that curves to the right. How do you write the number five? To write the number five, we need to start at the very top line, make one line across, then one line down, and finally a curve to the right! There are different ways to remember how, let's hear a rhyme to help! Slide to the left, then slide down, make a curve nice and round! Can you help us to write the number five? Let's write the number five! Every time you hear the word 'slide' slide in that direction. Slide to the left, then slide down, make a curve nice and round! One more time! Slide to the left, then slide down, make a curve nice and round! Now that is a great looking five, thanks for helping! Today we learned all about the number five. We learned about objects in sets of five, the number five, and how to write it! Up for a challenge? Watch this video again and see if you can find the five stars, five flowers, and five cats hidden in the playroom! Comment below when you find them! If you want to learn more, check out the next video on the number six.

The Number 5 exercise

Would you like to apply the knowledge you’ve learnt? You can review and practice it with the tasks for the video The Number 5.
  • Choose the image that shows five.

    Hints

    Remember this rhyme to write the number 5: "Slide to the left, then slide down, make a curve nice and round!"

    This picture shows how to write the number 5. There are also 5 green circles in the tens frame. Put your finger on each circle and practise counting.

    The number five has two lines and a bump that curves to the right.

    Solution

    This domino shows 5 dots. Touch each dot and count: 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5.

    Practise writing the number 5. Put your finger on the top line. Make one line across, then one line down and finally curve to the right to touch the bottom line.

  • Find the groups of five items.

    Hints

    The picture shows a group of 5 trucks. Touch each one and count.

    When someone says there are five things, they are talking about the number of objects.

    You can find three sets with 5 objects.

    Solution

    In the bedroom, there are many groups of 5 objects! You can see:

    • 5 pencils on the desk
    • 5 trains in the cube shelving
    • 5 books in the cube shelving
    Can you spot the number 5 on the calendar, too?

  • Arrange the numbers 1-5 on a number line.

    Hints

    Look carefully at the wall in the bedroom. Can you find a number line to help you?

    The number 5 comes after the number 4 and before the number 6.

    This number line has the numbers 0, 2, 4, and 6 in the correct place. What numbers would fit in the missing blanks?

    Solution

    A number line is in the same order that we count: 0-1-2-3-4-5-6.

    Can you find the number 5 on the number line? It is between 4 and 6.

  • Assign digits to pictures.

    Hints

    Use the number line to help you count.

    If a five frame is full, how many dots must be shown? Remember, it is called a five frame because there are five boxes.

    Solution

    To match each number correctly to the five frame, put your finger on each dot and count up. Remember, we count: 1-2-3-4-5.

  • Spell the number 5.

    Hints

    Look at Skylar and Henry's T shirts. They spell the number 5!

    When you sound out the word 5, you hear the long /i/ sound in the middle, like in the word ice cream.

    Solution

    The number 5 is spelled F-I-V-E: five.

  • How many do you count?

    Hints

    Don't forget to use a number line to help you count. Try drawing your own on paper! Touch each number as you count up.

    Each number should have a picture of fingers, a die and tally marks. Assign 3 pictures to each number.

    When making groups of tally marks, you draw four straight lines and a diagonal line for number five! Remember the phrase: One, two, three, four, number five shuts the door!

    Solution

    Whether you are counting fingers, dice, or tally marks, you count exactly the same: 1-2-3-4-5.