#countingtoten

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Just a quick vent..

Have kids they said.. it would be fun..

For the most part it is.. but this teenager will be the death of me !

Virtual scream and I'm done !

Thanks for reading !

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Ready Set Learn - Super 7 Book Set

This Ready Set Learn wipe-clean workbook set provides teacher-approved activities to help children in important curriculum areas. The early years are an important period in children's learning and Ready Set Learn is a vital stepping stone for their success in school. The wipe-clean pages mean children can practice again and again, and build confidence while they learn. This collection includes: Colors and Shapes Counting to Ten First Phonics Handwriting Practice Letters Words and Numbers Uppercase Letters Lowercase Letters In Closing, these children's books will provide hours of learning and fun. Read the full article

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Surprise!!!! #owleteny #countingtoten

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Counting to ten

Proud parent moment coming right up folks!

Asger now knows how to count to ten in both English and Danish. How cool is that? A few weeks ago he would mix both languages up when he was counting; 'One, two, fire, five, seven, eight, nine, ti'. So sweet :-) But now he knows how to separate the languages, I am so proud of him :-) Such a big boy!

Night night y'all!

Peter and I just finished watching season 2 of House of Cards. I am obsessed! I can't possibly wait until february 2015 for the next season to start. What to watch in the mean time y'all!?!

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Butterfly Hide and Seek

This was the simplest most fun game ever - low input, high impact! The kids close their eyes and count to ten, slowly. I toss and "hide" butterflies all over the room, largely in plain sight. Then the kids say, "ready or not, here I come!" and find all the butterflies. To add a math element to this otherwise un-mathematical game, I wrote numbers on paper tape stuck inside this Melissa and Doug tray. The butterflies have to be counted onto a number, in the order that they are found. We also use this to count how many butterflies still need to be retrieved, thereby introducing the idea of subtraction, albeit subtly for now.

You could play this game with any objects, even rocks or leaves marked with a distinctive colour, shape, etc. could work. We just happened to have these plastic butterflies left over from S's birthday (clearly a huge milestone for us in terms of leftovers and game-inspiration). The butterflies are readily available at all the One Shop and One Stop stores across Islamabad.

We played something like 12 rounds of this game before the kids had enough of it. S even took a turn to hide, it was very sweet, she laid out the butterflies in just one spot, all ten of them together.