Hey there! Today, we’re going to have some fun with pom poms. I found 13 of them in the arts and crafts room, and they are super fuzzy and soft. Let’s count them together to make sure we have all 13!
Let’s start counting the pom poms one by one:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13!
Wow, we did it! We counted all 13 pom poms. Isn’t it amazing how soft and colorful they are? I can’t wait to show them to my friends and maybe even use them in a fun craft project.
The most important thing we learned today is how to count up to 13. Counting is a great skill that helps us in many activities, like organizing things or making sure we have everything we need. Plus, it’s always fun to count with friends!
Thanks for joining me on this pom pom adventure. Keep practicing your counting, and you’ll get even better at it!
Pom Pom Hunt: Go on a pom pom hunt around your home or classroom. See if you can find 13 small objects, just like the pom poms we counted. They could be buttons, pebbles, or even toy blocks. Once you’ve collected them, practice counting them one by one. Can you find a different way to group them, like in sets of 2 or 3, and count again?
Colorful Patterns: Use your pom poms or any colorful objects you have to create patterns. Start with a simple pattern like red, blue, red, blue, and see if you can continue it. Try making a pattern with three colors. What happens if you add a fourth color? Share your patterns with a friend or family member and see if they can guess what comes next!
Counting in Nature: Next time you go outside, try counting things you see in nature. How many birds can you spot in a tree? How many flowers are in the garden? Write down the numbers you find and share them with someone. Can you find exactly 13 of something? Counting in nature is a fun way to practice your skills and enjoy the world around you!
