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🏠 A game for home: Count six spoons, then seven.
Island of Ten: 6 and 7, 8, 9 and 10, The ten frame, The number line from 0 to 10. 20 videos in order with home activities, progress tracking and a grown-up check-up guide.
🏠 A game for home: Count six spoons, then seven.
🏠 A game for home: Take six big steps and seven small steps, counting out loud.
🏠 A game for home: Scatter seven buttons on the table and count them, touching each one.
🏠 A game for home: Show six with your fingers: five on one hand and one on the other.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
🏠 A game for home: Count the fingers on your hands. There are ten!
🏠 A game for home: Count eight toys and put them in a line.
🏠 A game for home: Count your toes. How many are there?
🏠 A game for home: Jump ten times, counting out loud.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
🏠 A game for home: Draw a ten frame, two rows of five boxes, and fill it with buttons.
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up puts buttons on the ten frame and covers it quickly. How many did you see?
🏠 A game for home: Show eight with your fingers: five and three more.
🏠 A game for home: Fill the ten frame one at a time and say each number.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
🏠 A game for home: Write the numbers from zero to ten on slips of paper and put them in a line.
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up hides one slip from the line. Which one is missing?
🏠 A game for home: Count backward from ten and jump like a rocket at zero.
🏠 A game for home: Hop along the paper number line, from zero to ten.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up counts and sometimes skips a number. Can you catch it?
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up swaps two slips in the line. Which ones moved?
🏠 A game for home: Find ten small things and put them in two rows of five.
Week 5 ends with the Big game. Use the interactive guide while you watch: it tells you what to review.