Little Friends / Book 2
Count & create
Numbers, patterns and playful lines
Little Friends K2 · Count & create
Numbers, patterns and playful lines
42 pages · Answers and certificate · Ages 4–5
฿49
Contents
- 10 pagesFriends at home · Match, sort and create
- 10 pagesOur garden · Notice, make patterns and draw
- 10 pagesGoing on a trip · Choose routes and design pictures
- 2 pagesOwner page and grown-up guide
- 2 pagesAnswer key and certificate
- 2 pagesFront and back covers
A4 PDF; choose Thai or English after purchase.
Sample pages
Twenty sample activities with distinct formats for each level.
Find the matching friend
Circle the friend matching the picture on the left in each row.
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1 ○2 ○3 ○→1 ○2 ○3 ○Sort the garden friends
Circle the first kind, underline the second, then count each group.
Rabbit’s carrots
Draw ten carrots in two beds for Rabbit. Write each bed’s count.
Pictures and numbers
Count, circle the number, then draw the same number of dots.
3 ○
4 ○
5 ○
Which group has more?
Circle the group with more. Draw extra pictures in the other to make them equal.
Picnic basket
Duck has six fruits. Turtle gives four more. Draw them and write the total.
Continue the friend parade
Look at the repeating parade and draw the missing friend.
The missing-number train
The numbers go up by one. Fill the gaps and draw passengers in the first wagon.
1
3
5
Find the way home
Help your friend reach destination 1. Choose the path and colour its destination.
Pond survey
Draw up to ten ducks and up to ten fish at a pond. Count and label each group.
Turn a starter into a picture
Turn a circle into something at home and tell its story.
Design our garden
Design a home with sleeping and eating places.
What can these shapes become?
Turn a circle, triangle and rectangle into objects. Tell a story about them.
Find the matching friend
Circle the friend matching the picture on the left in each row.
→1 ○2 ○3 ○→1 ○2 ○3 ○Sort the garden friends
Circle the first kind, underline the second, then count each group.
Pictures and numbers
Count, circle the number, then draw the same number of dots.
6 ○
7 ○
8 ○
Three butterfly gardens
Draw three gardens: five butterflies, fewer than five, and more than five but no more than ten.
Which group has more?
Circle the group with more. Draw extra pictures in the other to make them equal.
Continue the friend parade
Look at the repeating parade and draw the missing friend.
The missing-number train
The numbers go up by one. Fill the gaps and draw passengers in the first wagon.