ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 1 Count to number 6 with Khan Academy Kids! #learning #counting #educationalvideos
Hey there! Are you ready to have some fun with numbers? Today, we’re going to learn how to count up to the number six using crayons. Counting is a great way to practice numbers, and it’s super easy!
First, let’s gather our crayons. Imagine you have a bunch of crayons in front of you. Now, let’s count them one by one. Remember, the last number you say will tell you how many crayons you have in total.
Here we go:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, six!
That’s right, you have six crayons! Great job counting!
Oh, look! Speaking of the number six, there’s something special about it. You can find the number six in many places around you. It’s fun to spot it wherever you go!
Now that you’ve counted your crayons and found the number six, it’s time to get creative. Grab one of your crayons and start drawing. Have fun and keep practicing your counting skills!
Remember, counting is an important skill, and with practice, you’ll get even better at it. Keep counting and enjoy your colorful crayons!
Crayon Hunt: Go on a crayon hunt around your house or classroom. Find six different objects that are the same color as each of your crayons. For example, if you have a red crayon, find something red like an apple or a toy car. Once you’ve found all six objects, count them again to make sure you have six. Can you find more than one object for each crayon color?
Number Six Art: Use your crayons to draw a picture that includes six of something. It could be six stars in the sky, six flowers in a garden, or six fish in the sea. After you finish your drawing, share it with a friend or family member and explain what you drew. Can you think of other things that come in sixes?
Counting Walk: Take a walk outside with a grown-up and look for the number six in your environment. It could be on a house number, a sign, or even on a clock. Each time you spot the number six, say it out loud and count how many times you find it during your walk. How many sixes did you find?
