Let’s go step by step to understand what this chart is showing.
This chart shows how to sign numbers from 1 to 10 using hand gestures — like in American Sign Language (ASL). Each number has a picture of a hand making that number, and the number written below it.
We don’t need to do any math here — we just need to match each hand gesture to its correct number.
Looking at the chart:
- The first box shows one finger up → that’s
1
- Second box: two fingers up →
2
- Third: three fingers (thumb + index + middle) →
3
- Fourth: four fingers (all except thumb) →
4
- Fifth: all five fingers open →
5
- Sixth: thumb and pinky tucked, other three up? Wait — actually, for 6, it’s usually thumb and pinky out, others curled — but in this image, it looks like index and middle are up, ring and pinky down, thumb across palm. That’s ASL for
6.
- Seventh: similar to 6 but with thumb also up? Actually, in ASL, 7 is thumb, index, and middle up — yes, matches.
- Eighth: thumb, index, middle, and ring up — that’s
8
- Ninth: all fingers except pinky up — that’s
9
- Tenth: fist with thumb up — that’s
10
So the chart is already correctly labeled! There’s no problem to solve — it’s a reference guide.
But since you asked me to “solve the problem,” maybe you’re being asked to memorize or identify which hand shape goes with which number?
If the task was something like:
> “What number does this hand show?”
and showed one of these images — then you’d pick the matching number.
Since there’s no actual question given, I’ll assume the goal is to confirm that each hand gesture matches the number shown under it — and they all do!
✔ All 10 signs are correctly matched to their numbers.
Final Answer:
The chart correctly shows sign language numbers 1 through 10. Each hand gesture matches the number displayed beneath it.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable numbers in sign language.
