Week 12 · Measure, time and shapes
Number Hunt
Number Hunt
// Lengths, clocks, shapes and equal parts
⏱ about 15 min
Saturday: Number Hunt
Bennie and all his friends meet at the trail.
"This is our biggest Number Hunt," says Bennie.
"Let us measure, tell time and find shapes!"
Hunt for math all around
Math is everywhere at home.
Look for lengths, clocks, shapes and equal parts.
Use the math words you learned.
Try it: Number Hunt
Measure a table with your hand spans.
Find a clock and say the hour.
Find 3 things shaped like a rectangle.
Find something round, like a plate or a lid.
Fold a napkin into fourths.
Find a clock and say the hour.
Find 3 things shaped like a rectangle.
Find something round, like a plate or a lid.
Fold a napkin into fourths.
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
When we measure with cubes, what do we leave out?
What time is it?
What shape is this?
What is the shaded part called?ORDER AND MEASURE
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
How many cubes long is the spoon?The book is 13 cubes. The cup is 5 cubes. Which is shorter?
◇ MEASURE WITH A GROWN-UP
Each of you picks a small toy.
Measure both toys with the same blocks.
Say how many blocks long each one is.
Which toy is longer?
Try it with three toys and put them in order.
Measure both toys with the same blocks.
Say how many blocks long each one is.
Which toy is longer?
Try it with three toys and put them in order.
Draw your favorite thing from Number Trail.
For a grown-up
This week your child measured length with cubes.
They told time to the hour and half hour.
They named shapes by sides and corners.
They split shapes into halves and fourths.
Keep asking math questions in everyday life.
They told time to the hour and half hour.
They named shapes by sides and corners.
They split shapes into halves and fourths.
Keep asking math questions in everyday life.
You finished Number Trail Grade 1! Bennie is so proud of you.