Week 10 · Number partners
Number Hunt
Number Hunt
// Two numbers that make a number
⏱ about 15 min
Saturday: Number Hunt
Lucy and Bennie go on a walk.
"Let us hunt for partners," says Lucy.
"Find groups that make 10!"
Hunt for partners
Find a group of things.
Split it into two groups.
Count each group.
Try it: Number Hunt
Find 5 shoes. Split them two ways.
Find 7 spoons. Make two groups.
Find 10 leaves or rocks.
Make two piles. Count each pile.
Find 7 spoons. Make two groups.
Find 10 leaves or rocks.
Make two piles. Count each pile.
WHAT DID YOU LEARN?
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
3 and 2 are partners. What do they make?
6 + ? = 10Which two make 10?
ONE MORE
- Read the question.
- Tap your answer.
3 + ? = 7◇ PARTNERS WITH A GROWN-UP
Put 10 small toys on the table.
Your grown-up hides some under a cup.
You count the toys you can see.
Say how many are hidden. Then switch!
Your grown-up hides some under a cup.
You count the toys you can see.
Say how many are hidden. Then switch!
Draw 10 apples in two groups.
For a grown-up
This week your child found number partners.
Partners are two numbers that make a number.
Ask, "How many more make 10?"
Use fingers or a ten-frame to check.
Partners are two numbers that make a number.
Ask, "How many more make 10?"
Use fingers or a ten-frame to check.
Great hunting! Next week we meet teen numbers.