Videos

The interactions in these videos show adults asking open-ended questions and allowing time for their children to think and answer. The children are allowed to make mistakes, see the consequences, and enjoy learning from them. The questions are asked as discussion starters, not as challenges.

Start discussions with:

  • Explain why you chose that move or answer. Did you have other good choices?

  • Instead of guessing, is there a way to figure out a good move in this situation?

  • If your child is stumped, ask leading questions to remind them of a general tool they have for solving it.

  • Asked at the end of a round - Would you play the game differently next time?

 World Languages

All our videos are currently in English. If you have another language that you prefer, there is an easy solution that works for any video on YouTube! When you play the video, go to the lower right hand corner of the screen and click on the CC button to turn on Subtitles and Closed Captions. If the captions are not in the language you prefer, go to the Settings button next to the CC button, select Subtitles/Closed Captions, use the Auto Translate option, and select the language you want. That’s all there is to it!

Activity Videos

Video Sources

Stage 1

 

Math Out Loud - Counting

Adult counting to 3 with a 9-month old.

Source: Dan Finkel

 

Math Out Loud — Counting

Child counting to 16 to get adult to jump in the water.

Source: Dan Finkel

 

Math Out Loud — Counting

Child counting to 10 with adult to get to shoot a basket.

Source: Dan Finkel

 

Memory Challenge

This is a matching game played with small numbers.

Source: Dan Finkel

 

Go Fish

A matching game with small numbers and nearby numbers

Source: Michael Minas

Stage 2

War — Single-Digit Comparing

A small-number comparison game using cards

Source: Dan Finkel

 

What’s Missing

An activity to practice number bonds and fact families

Source: Michael Minas

 

CodeBreaker

A logic game with small counting and matching

Source: Michael Minas

Stage 3

Sum Groups Puzzle

A number bond game — use smaller targets than 30 for chapter 3

Source: Michael Minas

 

Go Fish with Sums

The game of Go Fish changed slightly to practice number bonds.

Source: Michael Minas

 

Going Up

A game for practicing ordering small numbers

Source: Michael Minas

Stage 4

Pig

A probability game with single-digit adding built in

Source: Michael Minas

 

Math Tic Tac Toe

A game that practices adding numbers from 1 to 9

Source: Michael Minas

 

Memory Challenge Revisited

A memory game for practicing number bonds

Source: Dan Finkel

 

Memory Challenge Revisited

A memory game for practicing number bonds

Source: Michael Minas