#23 Number: One-two-three and more

Number: One-two-three and more

One fish, two fish… It is very easy, but not very interesting, to make a collection of random objects in any quantity. The real challenge comes from finding many numbers in the same story or context. In this game, children’s creativity, their divergent thinking, and their love of delectable detail can brilliantly shine!

Let’s try finding quantities that are icons for recognizing well-known objects, stories and contexts. In the Goldilock and the three bears story, for example, there is one Goldilock; the bears’ house has two rooms; three is obvious; four can be bear paws or chair legs. Can you find five, six, and other quantities hidden in the story and the illustrations?