7 is written in words as seven. It means a group of 7 things, like seven days in a week. In counting, 7 comes after 6 (six) and before 8 (eight). 7 is an odd number.

The number 7, written as "Seven"
| Number word | seven |
|---|---|
| Comes after | 6 (six) |
| Comes before | 8 (eight) |
| Odd or even | Odd |
| More needed to make 10 | 3 |
A ten frame has 10 boxes. Here, 7 of them are filled, so you can see that 7 needs 3 more to make 10.
Count out loud and touch one object for each number you say: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. The last number you say, 7, tells you how many there are altogether.
The word is spelled S-E-V-E-N. Practice tracing 7 in the tracing game or on the Number Writing Practice worksheet.
Two smaller numbers can be put together to make 7. These are called number bonds:
Try it with real objects: put 7 blocks in a row and split them into two groups in different ways.
Answer each question, then tap it to check.
8 (eight).
Odd. If you split 7 into pairs, one is left over.
3, because 7 + 3 = 10.
Make a class calendar and name each of the seven days together every morning. Then use a prism or a rainbow picture to count all seven colors, saying each one aloud.
Count down the days of the week together on a calendar each morning, reinforcing "seven days make one week." It's a natural daily routine that builds the number without a separate activity.
7 is spelled seven.
7 is odd. If you split 7 into pairs, one is left over.
6 comes before 7, and 8 comes after it.
Draw a straight line across the top, going right. Draw a slanted line down to the bottom left. Some people add a short line across the middle so 7 does not look like 1.
Pairs of numbers that make 7 are 7 + 0, 6 + 1, 5 + 2, 4 + 3.
7 is spelled seven and is an odd number. It comes after 6 and before 8. Next, learn the number 8.