Week 02 · Count to 10
Number Hunt
Number Hunt
// 5 and some more
⏱ about 15 min
Saturday: Number Hunt
Lucy and Bennie go on a hunt.
"Let us find big groups," says Lucy.
"Then we count up to ten!"
Hunt for groups to 10
Walk around your home or yard.
Find a group of things.
Touch each one and count out loud.
Try it: Number Hunt
Find 6 spoons.
Find 7 socks.
Find 8 books.
Find 9 small toys.
Count your 10 toes!
Find 7 socks.
Find 8 books.
Find 9 small toys.
Count your 10 toes!
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
How many does a ten-frame hold?
How many in a full row?
How many counters?COUNT AGAIN
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
How many dots?
How many counters?What number comes next after 9?
◇ COUNT WITH A GROWN-UP
Your grown-up puts out 6 to 10 spoons.
Make a row of 5 first.
Then count on to find how many.
Swap jobs and do it again.
Make a row of 5 first.
Then count on to find how many.
Swap jobs and do it again.
Draw your best group from the hunt.
For a grown-up
This week your child counted to 10.
A ten-frame shows 5 in each row.
Ask, "Is it 5 and some more?"
Counting on from 5 is a big step.
Starting again from 1 is fine too.
A ten-frame shows 5 in each row.
Ask, "Is it 5 and some more?"
Counting on from 5 is a big step.
Starting again from 1 is fine too.
Great hunting! Next week we read numbers.