Find out the things from your surroundings that are in the group of 10. For example, bindi cards having bindis in the groups of 10.
Examples of things in groups of 10:
- Bindis on cards — 10 per card
- Fingers — 10 total (both hands)
- Toes — 10 total (both feet)
- Eggs — in a small carton
- Pens — in a pack of 10
- Bangles — in a set of 10
- Candles — in a pack
- Buttons — on some shirts
Note: This activity encourages children to observe their surroundings and identify groups of 10, helping them understand the concept of making 10 while counting objects beyond 10.
Explanation
This project encourages children to observe their surroundings and identify groups of 10. The chapter emphasizes recognizing groups of 10 while counting objects beyond 10. This real-world connection helps children understand the concept of making 10.
Solution Steps
Look around your surroundings to find objects arranged in groups.
Count the number of items in each group.
Identify which objects come in groups of 10.
List the examples: bindis, fingers, toes, eggs, pens, bangles, candles, buttons.