After talking it over with the Husband, we've both been trying to keep an eye out for good, simple, colourful books with big numerals to help E learn his numbers. Sure, he's only 2, but that's old enough to rote memorize numbers 1 through 10. In any event, we haven't yet found a book that fits the bill, and so I decided to take matters into my own hands this morning when E seemed in the mood for cooperating with my initiative.
A simple PowerPoint presentation was the order of the day. I decided on a few different ways to show the numbers...E seemed to like the clock best. Plus, with 4 different runs of 1 through 10, we can get a decent amount of practise in each play-through of the slide show.
Want to see how it goes? Good, because I haven't gotten round to posting some unbearably cute video of my son in a while!
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He is so stinking cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen Jordan was about that age (2ish) he learned to count as result of me counting out his "warning". I would count to 5 and he was supposed to stop whatever before I reached 5. One night we were out to dinner with friends and I started - "1, 2" Jordan said "free (3), four" Needless to say I busted up laughing and he did the counting from then on!!!