Ask a six-year-old to count eleven lemons in a long row, and they usually start at one and hope not to lose their place. Grouping changes that. This 1st grade circle a group of ten worksheet asks your child to draw one loop around ten objects, then look at what stays outside it. There are three rows: lemons, bunches of grapes and oranges. Under each row, three boxes wait for the number of tens, the number of ones and the whole number. One row has no ones at all, and another has nearly two full tens, so the page covers numbers up to 20. A second page gives the answer key.