The Number 6

Let's make room for ... "The Number Six." : "What's the number six anyway?" Today we will learn about the number six. When someone says there are six of something, they are talking about the number of objects. : "Like my SIX piece ice cream set?" : "Or my SIX favorite books?" That's right, Skylar and Henry. Those are GREAT examples of the number SIX. Can you see any other examples of the number six in Henry and Skylars room? There are SIX balls in their basket! Is there another example of the number SIX? The number six is all over this pillow! What does the number SIX look like? (pause for think time) Here is the number six! The number six is made up of all curves! How do you write the number six? To write the number six, we need to start at the very top line and make a curve that goes all the way to the bottom line, then we curve the other way to the middle line like this! There are different ways to remember how, let's hear a rhyme to help! Jump up and down, now touch the ground, six starts at top then curves around! Uh oh! Skylar and Henry need our help to make a six! Let’s jump together to make a six! Every time you hear jump, jump up and down! Jump up and down, now touch the ground, six starts at top then curves around! One more time! Jump up and down, now touch the ground, a six starts at top then curves around! Now THAT is a great looking six, thanks for helping! Let's jump up and down six times! (...) Count with me while you jump! One (...) two (...) three (...) four (...) five (...) six! Today we learned all about the number SIX. We learned about objects in sets of six, the number six, and how to write it! Up for a challenge? Watch this video again and see if you can find the SIX triangles, SIX cupcakes, and SIX balloons hidden in the playroom! Comment below when you find them! If you want to learn more, check out the next number video the number SEVEN!