Week 07 · Count to 100
Number Hunt
Number Hunt
// By ones and by tens
⏱ about 15 min
Saturday: Number Hunt
Bennie and Bruce set out on the trail.
"Let us hunt for groups of ten!"
"How many tens can you find?"
Hunt for tens
Walk around your home or yard.
Look for groups of 10 things.
Count the groups by tens.
Try it: Number Hunt
Find 10 fingers and 10 toes.
Find 10 leaves. Then 10 more.
Count the steps on some stairs.
Make 3 piles of 10 rocks.
Count 10, 20, 30!
Find 10 leaves. Then 10 more.
Count the steps on some stairs.
Make 3 piles of 10 rocks.
Count 10, 20, 30!
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
How many ones make a ten?
Count by 10s. What comes after 50?
What number comes next after 89?
COUNT ONCE MORE
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
Each rod is 10. How many in all?What number comes just before 30?
◇ COUNT WITH A GROWN-UP
Your grown-up says a ten, like 40.
You say the next ten.
Then count by ones from 20 to 30.
Take turns five times.
You say the next ten.
Then count by ones from 20 to 30.
Take turns five times.
Draw your groups of ten from the hunt.
For a grown-up
This week your child counted to 100.
They counted by tens and by ones.
Count by tens on car rides or walks.
Help them past numbers like 29 and 39.
They counted by tens and by ones.
Count by tens on car rides or walks.
Help them past numbers like 29 and 39.
Great hunting! Next week we add.