For now, we will be working very closely with numbers to 20.
Keep hunting for numbers with your child! Road signs, recipes, flyers ... they're everywhere and so important!
Junk It Game
In case you haven't heard, we were introduced to a fast-paced card game last week, Junk It! It helps us recognize numerals and order them to 10.
- How are numbers related?
- What are some different ways to make a number?
- How can we take a number apart?
Keep hunting for numbers with your child! Road signs, recipes, flyers ... they're everywhere and so important!
Junk It Game
In case you haven't heard, we were introduced to a fast-paced card game last week, Junk It! It helps us recognize numerals and order them to 10.
Junk It is a 2-player game. Remove face cards, but keep Aces.
Put 10 cards in two rows of 5 face down in front of each player. Place the remaining cards in the centre.
When he placed his card in the 6 spot, he picked up an Ace (formerly face down in the 6th place). Off the Ace goes to spot 1!
Notice how when he put his Ace down, he picked up the card in that spot? It is a 6! He already has a 6, so he gets to call JUNK IT and discard it.
Notice how when he put his Ace down, he picked up the card in that spot? It is a 6! He already has a 6, so he gets to call JUNK IT and discard it.
His opponent can either pick up the card that was just discarded, or select a new card from the pile. She needed a 6, so she chose to keep it.
It is a little confusing to explain on our blog, but the kids are definitely the experts! Will you challenge your child to a game of Junk It?!?
GIANT SHOUT OUT to the Ecole Edwards grade 1 classes in Airdrie (@Grade1Wiggles) for teaching us this game via Twitter! We love it!
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