Let's Count! Numbers 1 to 20
One picture, one number, one new word at a time
Counting is one of the very first math skills children learn, and connecting each number to a real picture makes it click faster. On this page, every number from 1 to 20 comes with a countable picture, the English word, the digit, and the Hindi word — each one spoken out loud with a tap.
How to Learn
Look at the number
Each box shows one number with a picture of that many objects.
Count the objects
Count how many objects are in the picture to match the number.
Tap to hear it
Tap the number, the English word, or the Hindi word to hear it spoken.
Practice daily
A little practice every day helps all 20 numbers stick.
Numbers 1 to 20 with Pictures
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20
Learning to count is more than just reciting numbers in order — it means understanding that each number represents a specific quantity. That is why every number on this page is shown with a picture containing exactly that many objects, helping children connect the number itself to what it actually represents.
Each number also comes in three forms — the English word, the digit, and the Hindi word — so children build a strong, well-rounded understanding of numbers across both languages from the very start.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should a child start learning to count?
Most children start recognising numbers and counting small quantities between ages 2 and 3, and can usually count confidently up to 20 by age 5.
What is the best way to teach counting to kids?
Pairing each number with a picture showing that exact quantity of objects helps children understand that numbers represent real amounts, not just words to memorise.
Should numbers be taught in English or Hindi first?
There is no strict rule — many children learn both together, which is why this page shows the English word, the digit, and the Hindi word side by side for every number.
How can I make counting practice fun for my child?
Using pictures, sounds, and interactive clicking (like on this page) turns counting into a fun activity and keeps children engaged for longer.