Week 03 · Numbers 0 to 10
Number Hunt
Number Hunt
// Read them, write them, and zero
⏱ about 15 min
Saturday: Number Hunt
Hazel puts on her cozy scarf.
"Numbers hide all around us," she says.
"Let us go and find them!"
Hunt for written numbers
Numbers are on clocks and books.
They are on doors and signs.
Look closely with a grown-up.
Try it: Number Hunt
Find a 1 on a clock.
Find a 5 in a book.
Find a 0 somewhere.
Find an 8 that looks like a snowman.
Find an empty box. It holds zero!
Find a 5 in a book.
Find a 0 somewhere.
Find an 8 that looks like a snowman.
Find an empty box. It holds zero!
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
What does zero mean?
Tap the number six.
How many counters?READ AND COUNT
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
Which number matches the dots?Tap the number three.
What number comes next after 9?
◇ NUMBER CARDS WITH A GROWN-UP
Write 0 to 10 on little papers.
Mix them up.
Pick a card and read it.
Put out that many spoons.
For 0, put out none!
Mix them up.
Pick a card and read it.
Put out that many spoons.
For 0, put out none!
Write your favorite number. Draw that many stars.
For a grown-up
Your child read numbers 0 to 10.
Zero means none at all.
Point to numbers you see each day.
Ask, "What number is that?"
Backward numbers are normal at this age.
Zero means none at all.
Point to numbers you see each day.
Ask, "What number is that?"
Backward numbers are normal at this age.
Great hunting! Next week we find more and fewer.