The child will practice one-to-one correspondence by making sets of six. (A login is required for your child to complete this online activity.)
Learning Area(s): Math
MATERIALS
- computer or tablet
- free public access CLI Engage account
pizza cutouts- optional: headphones
LET'S PLAY
Interactive activity
In this activity, the child will first watch a video about a chef who counts multiple sets of 6 as he makes hamburgers for customers. Then they will apply one-to-one correspondence as they make 6 pizzas.
Sesame Street excerpts provided courtesy of Sesame Workshop, New York, New York.*
After logging into your CLI Engage account, launch the activity by clicking this button. Type the child’s first name and last initial to begin!
Independent practice
At the end of the activity, the child will be asked to make a set of 6 pizzas.
Knowledge check
Have the child show you the pizzas they made. Have them demonstrate one-to-one correspondence as they count each pizza. Prompt the child to demonstrate that they understand the last number they counted indicates how many are in the set (cardinality). Ask, “How many pizzas did you count?”
TIPS
- The interactive activity works best on the Google Chrome™ browser.
- After each child’s attempt, print or save their results. This must be done before you exit to avoid loss of results.
- To continue to build your child’s counting skills, try these activities:
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