Count to 20 for Preschool - The Two Washing Lines | Ages 4 and 5

One washing line holds ten blue socks. When it is full, where does the next sock go? Onto a second line, right underneath - and every orange sock is ten and one more. WHAT THIS TEACHES Counting from 1 to 20 in order, and why the teen numbers sound the way they do: a full line is ten, and eleven to nineteen are 'ten and some more'. Fourteen hangs straight under four. Your child predicts each next number, finds hiding numbers, and learns to count ON from ten instead of starting again at one. BEST FOR Preschool and pre-K: 4 and 5 year olds who can already count to 10. A real pause after every question so your child can answer. CHAPTERS 0:00 Twenty socks on two lines 0:22 Count 1 to 10: a full line is ten 1:06 Ten and one more: 11, 12, 13 1:50 What comes next? 14 to 20 3:31 Count 11 to 20 3:47 Look underneath: 4 and 14 5:13 Mittens: count all the way to 20 6:43 Which number is hiding? 8:03 Boots: start at ten and count on 10:19 Goodbye Try it at home: line up ten spoons, then start a second row underneath. Ask 'how many in a full row? So what is this one?' More counting on the washing line: count by twos to 10 is in the playlist. Short version:    • Count to 20 on Two Washing Lines   Every part of this video is made for this channel: the animation is drawn frame by frame in our own code, the music is composed for this episode, and the narration is generated with a public-domain voice. Nothing here is stock footage, stock music or a borrowed melody. #CountTo20 #Counting #Preschool