Module 1 - Chapter 11

Numbers, Colors & Quantities

Master counting, colors, and describing amounts!

Introduction

The Language of Numbers and Colors

Numbers help us count, tell age, give phone numbers, talk about money, and tell time. Colors help us describe the beautiful world around us. Quantities tell us "how much" or "how many" of something we have!

Numbers 1-20

1 - one

2 - two

3 - three

4 - four

5 - five

6 - six

7 - seven

8 - eight

9 - nine

10 - ten

11 - eleven

12 - twelve

13 - thirteen

14 - fourteen

15 - fifteen

16 - sixteen

17 - seventeen

18 - eighteen

19 - nineteen

20 - twenty

Numbers to 1000

Tens (20-90)

20 - twenty

30 - thirty

40 - forty

50 - fifty

60 - sixty

70 - seventy

80 - eighty

90 - ninety

Hundreds & Thousands

100 - one hundred
200 - two hundred
500 - five hundred
1,000 - one thousand

Combining Numbers

21 - twenty-one (20 + 1)
35 - thirty-five (30 + 5)
47 - forty-seven (40 + 7)
99 - ninety-nine (90 + 9)
125 - one hundred twenty-five
347 - three hundred forty-seven
999 - nine hundred ninety-nine

Ordinal Numbers (Order)

1st - first

2nd - second

3rd - third

4th - fourth

5th - fifth

10th - tenth

All Colors

Basic Colors

RED

BLUE

YELLOW

GREEN

ORANGE

PURPLE

PINK

BROWN

BLACK

WHITE

GRAY

SILVER

More Colors

TURQUOISE

VIOLET

BEIGE

CYAN

MAGENTA

GOLD

INDIGO

DARK BROWN

Color Sentences

The sky is blue.
The grass is green.
The sun is yellow.
My bag is red.
Her dress is pink.
His car is black.

Quantities - How Much? How Many?

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MANY - A large number

There are many students in the class.
I have many books.
She has many friends.

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SOME - A moderate amount

I have some money.
There are some apples in the basket.
She wants some water.

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FEW - A small number

I have a few friends. (positive - I have some)
There are few people here. (negative - not many)
She has a few toys.

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LITTLE - A small amount

I have a little time. (positive - I have some)
There is little water left. (negative - not much)
She needs a little help.

More Quantity Words

All - everything/everyone: All students passed the test.
Most - the majority: Most people like ice cream.
Several - more than a few: I visited several countries.
Enough - sufficient: I have enough money.
Too many - excessive: There are too many people here.
A lot of - many/much: She has a lot of friends.
Plenty of - more than enough: We have plenty of time.
No/None - zero: There is no milk left.