How Many Are Hiding? Pairs That Make 5
🏠 A game for home: Hide some of five spoons under a cloth and ask how many are missing.
Parts of a number: the pairs that make 5 and 10, some of them hidden, and how many more you need to get to 10.
Knowing by heart that 3 and 2 make 5, or that 7 and 3 make 10, is the basis of mental math: it lets kids add and subtract without counting one by one.
Builds on: Snack Island
Prepares for: Twenty Island
Pairs that make 5: how many are hiding?
🏠 A game for home: Hide some of five spoons under a cloth and ask how many are missing.
🏠 A game for home: Hide toys in your hand and have a grown-up guess how many you have.
🏠 A game for home: Draw a five frame and fill it with buttons of two colors.
🏠 A game for home: Hide some of your five fingers behind your back. How many are missing?
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
Pairs that make 10.
🏠 A game for home: Fill an egg carton of ten with toys. How many more fit?
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up holds up some fingers and you say how many more make ten.
🏠 A game for home: Hide some of ten toys and ask how many are missing.
🏠 A game for home: Play ten partners in the car: "seven", "three!".
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
How many more to make 10?
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up writes "7 + ? = 10" and you find the number on your fingers.
🏠 A game for home: With ten counters, split some off and ask how many are in the other pile.
🏠 A game for home: Play "how many more?" with five and ten fingers.
🏠 A game for home: Look for things that come in tens and count how many are missing.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
Adding and subtracting to 10.
🏠 A game for home: Roll two dice and start counting from the bigger number.
🏠 A game for home: On a drawn ten frame, add and remove counters and say how many.
🏠 A game for home: Make up sums and subtractions with the toys in your room.
🏠 A game for home: Play shop with ten toy coins.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
Pipo makes mistakes with everything from the island, then a mix, and the Big game (the check-up).
🏠 A game for home: A grown-up says partners of ten, sometimes wrong. Catch them!
🏠 A game for home: Play teacher and check partners of ten.
🏠 A game for home: Play hide-and-seek with ten toys.
Week 5 ends with the Big game. Use the interactive guide while you watch: it tells you what to review.