Excerpt from A Primer of Number: A Teachers' Manual for First and Second Grades
First. A new number name, as six, should always be given in the presence of a group of objects of the degree of plurality indicated by the number.
Second. What is commonly called counting without objects, i. E., uttering the words one, two three, etc., which name the different de grees of plurality, is a useful exercise, provided that no new number words are presented in this way. The teacher should understand, of course, that this is not counting, but is simply making pupils ready and facile with the word series which constitutes the scale used in measuring degrees of plurality.
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