Write the Number 3 | Numeral Recognition | Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, students explore the number three, learning its position in the number sequence and how to recognize and write it. They are encouraged to observe their surroundings to identify instances of the number three, highlighting its significance in counting, organization, and everyday life. This engaging approach fosters a foundational understanding of numbers and their practical applications.
Kodi And Friends Build A Treehouse | Creative Projects For Kids | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s Circle Time, Sophie and her friend Paul welcomed everyone and shared a story called “The Treehouse,” where friends Kodi, Ollo, Sandy, Reya, and Peck brainstorm ideas for building a treehouse. After discussing various creative but challenging concepts, they decided on a simple design and successfully built their treehouse, celebrating their hard work with an ice cream party. The session concluded with a fun show and tell, highlighting the imaginative projects created by their friends.
The Word ‘As’ | Sight Words | Learn to Read with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s lesson, we explored the word “as,” which is essential for making comparisons between two things. By using “as” in sentences, such as “I can run as fast as a car,” we can effectively illustrate similarities and enhance our descriptions. Students are encouraged to practice creating their own comparisons to become more skilled in using this versatile word.
Adding 2-Digit Numbers with Base 10 Blocks | Place Value for Kids | Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, we learned how to add big numbers using the Superpack method, which involves breaking down numbers into smaller parts with rods and blocks. By representing 30 as three rods (30 blocks) and 23 as two rods (20 blocks) plus three extra blocks, we combined them to find that 30 plus 23 equals 53. The key takeaway is that visualizing numbers in this way simplifies the addition process.
Make A Thank You Card | Arts & Crafts for Kids | Circle Time with Khan Academy Kids
In today’s “Circle Time,” Caroline and Sophie welcomed their friend Kim, who guided everyone in creating special thank you cards for loved ones, especially in light of Mother’s Day. Participants learned to draw a flower and add personal touches to their cards, while also enjoying a show and tell featuring colorful artwork from friends in Somaliland. The session encouraged creativity and gratitude, inviting everyone to share their own drawings in the future.
Adding 10 | Place Value for Kids | Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, we explored the concept of addition using blocks as a visual aid. By starting with 30 blocks and adding 10 more, we learned to break down the numbers into groups of tens, ultimately discovering that 30 plus 10 equals 40. This approach not only simplifies the addition process but also enhances our understanding of the 10’s place in numbers.
Write the Number 0 | Numeral Recognition | Khan Academy Kids
The lesson on understanding the number zero emphasizes its significance as a unique number that represents the absence of quantity. It illustrates how zero is visually represented as a circle (0) and provides a practical example of its application in everyday life, such as when Alo has no pineapples left after eating one. Overall, the lesson highlights the importance of recognizing and using zero to convey the concept of “nothing” in various contexts.
The Letter C | Letters and Letter Sounds | Learn Phonics with Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, students learn about the letter C, focusing on its “K” sound as exemplified by the word “cat.” Through engaging examples, such as the sounds of a cat meowing and purring, learners are encouraged to practice recognizing and pronouncing the letter C in various words.
Subtracting with Ten Frames | How to Subtract | Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, students learn how to use a 10 frame as a visual tool to understand subtraction. By breaking down the problem of 13 minus 4, they see how to fill the 10 frame and remove dots to find the answer, which is 9. This method not only simplifies the subtraction process but also makes it engaging and easier to grasp.
The Letter B | Letters and Letter Sounds | Learn Phonics with Khan Academy Kids
In this lesson, students learn about the letter B with the help of Ollo, who demonstrates the /b/ sound found at the beginning of words like “ball.” Through engaging activities, including Ollo’s ball-bouncing trick, learners are encouraged to identify and practice the sound of B, fostering their ability to recognize and use it in various words.