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Kindergarten Math
5. K.CC.B.5
5.2 Tally marks up to 10
Tally Marks Up to 10
Discover how tally marks make counting easy: draw single lines, group them by fives, and read tally charts up to 10.
What You'll Learn
Recognize a tally mark as a single line that stands for one object being counted.
Draw straight tally lines one at a time for the numbers 1 through 4 before grouping.
Group every fifth mark with a diagonal line across the first four to make a bundle of five.
Count tally marks in a chart by adding full groups of five plus any leftover single marks, like \(5+3=8\).
Read a tally chart to compare quantities and find which group has more or fewer marks.
Apply tally marks up to 10 to real counting tasks such as tracking votes, colors, or favorite snacks.
What You'll Practice
1
Counting tally marks to identify the number shown
2
Writing numbers from 1 to 10 as tally marks
3
Reading bundled groups of five plus individual marks
Why This Matters
Tally marks are one of the oldest and most practical counting methods you'll use throughout life. From keeping score in games to tracking inventory or taking quick surveys, this visual system helps you count and organize information quickly without writing full numbers.
This Unit Includes
1 Video lesson
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Skills
Counting
Tally Marks
Number Recognition
Visual Representation
Number Sense
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