Tall or Wide? Compare Two Ways
🏠 A game for home: Find two boxes or two books. Which one is taller? And which one is wider?
Measuring well and time: comparing things in two ways at once, measuring with equal units and no gaps, the days of the week, and yesterday, today and tomorrow.
Measuring well needs rules (equal units, no gaps or overlaps) that kids discover by lining things up. The calendar puts order into their own week.
Builds on: Hundred Island
Prepares for: Clue Island
Comparing two ways: longer and also heavier.
🏠 A game for home: Find two boxes or two books. Which one is taller? And which one is wider?
🏠 A game for home: Hold a big pillow and a spoon. Which one is bigger? Which one is heavier?
🏠 A game for home: Find something big and red, or small and soft.
🏠 A game for home: Line up your shoes from longest to shortest.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
Measuring with equal units, no gaps.
🏠 A game for home: Measure a table with your hands, one right after the other.
🏠 A game for home: Measure the couch with your steps. Did you leave gaps?
🏠 A game for home: Measure two toys with paper clips or blocks. Which one is longer?
🏠 A game for home: Measure your bed with heel-to-toe steps, no gaps.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
The days of the week.
🏠 A game for home: Sing the days of the week while you get dressed.
🏠 A game for home: Ask a grown-up what day it is today and what day comes next.
🏠 A game for home: What do you like to do on Saturday? And on Sunday?
🏠 A game for home: Find a calendar and point to today.
Friday: rewatch the week's favorite
Yesterday, today and tomorrow.
🏠 A game for home: Tell what you did yesterday and what you'll do tomorrow.
🏠 A game for home: Before bed, say what day tomorrow will be.
🏠 A game for home: At breakfast, say what day yesterday was.
🏠 A game for home: Draw yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
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 the days and skips one. Catch it!
🏠 A game for home: Play teacher and check how someone measures.
🏠 A game for home: Mark a special day on a calendar and count how many days are left.
Week 5 ends with the Big game. Use the interactive guide while you watch: it tells you what to review.