Learn to count to 9 with Khan Academy Kids! #learning #counting #numbers

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In this lesson, participants engage in a fun number game where they discover a hidden number by counting dots together. By counting from one to nine, they learn that the last number spoken, which is nine, is the number being thought of. This activity not only reinforces counting skills but also encourages interactive learning and practice.
  1. How many dots did we count together?
  2. What was the last number you said when counting the dots?
  3. Can you think of another way to find a number by counting?

Discover the Number I’m Thinking About!

Hey there! Are you ready for a fun number game? Let’s find out what number I’m thinking about by counting some dots together. It’s super easy and fun!

Count the Dots

To discover the number, all you need to do is count the dots. The last number you say will be the number I’m thinking about. Let’s give it a try!

Here are the dots: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine.

The Magic Number

Did you count all the dots? The last number you said was nine. That’s right! The number I was thinking about is nine. Isn’t nine a great number?

Now you know how to find out what number someone is thinking about by counting dots. Keep practicing, and you’ll become a counting expert in no time!

  • Can you think of a time when you had to count something, like toys or snacks? How did it feel when you reached the last number?
  • What other things around you can you count? Try counting them and see what number you end up with!
  • If you could choose a magic number, what would it be and why? How would you use it in a fun game with your friends or family?
  1. Dot Detective: Create your own dot cards using paper and markers. Draw different numbers of dots on each card, ranging from 1 to 10. Mix them up and challenge a friend or family member to guess the number by counting the dots. Take turns and see who can guess the most numbers correctly!

  2. Number Hunt: Go on a number hunt around your house or neighborhood. Look for numbers on clocks, signs, or books. Each time you find a number, count out loud up to that number using your fingers or small objects like pebbles or buttons. This will help you practice counting and recognizing numbers in everyday life.

  3. Counting Chef: Help in the kitchen by counting ingredients. For example, count the number of apples in a bowl or the number of spoons needed for a recipe. This activity will show you how counting is useful in real-life situations and help you become a counting expert!

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