Teaching Kids to Count Household Objects

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Summary: Counting household objects is a fun way for kids to learn how to count, kids can count beans, eggs, shirts and socks and soon know many numbers; learn other tips on counting numbers in this free kindergarten education video.

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Matt Moskal is a free-lance artist with a BA in Elementary / Special Education. He has taught Kindergarten through 6th grade in the Philadelphia School District since 2003, using his...read more

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on 2/13/2009 This video would be great for teachers and students to view on schooltube.com. Expert Village cant be viewed during our school hours, but SchoolTube.com can be, give it a shot.

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"Once your child has mastered being able to identify the numbers 1 through 10, make another chart with the numbers 1 through 20. Once they can count 1 through 20 and they can also identify 18 without counting up, then they can start counting things around the house. Make counting a lot of fun, take out some beans out of a jar, have them count the beans. Take a loaf of bread and let's count how many slices are in there. Take the eggs out, have them count the eggs. Have them count how many shirts they own. How many socks, they own. How many people are in their family. How many people are in their play group. They'll be running around the house, they'll probably take over before you need to give them much encouragement and they'll be telling everybody, daddy guess what? I have 3 or this and I have 20 of that and they'll go up to total strangers and say hey, Mr. how many of this do you have? But the important thing is to just make it a lot of fun and to say that's great, you counted that correctly and just take it from there."

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