Pip the frog waving beside a tower of 4 red cubes and 2 yellow cubes, under the title Pip's Cubes: Make Two Parts

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Pip's Cubes: Make Two Parts

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Addition & SubtractionKindergarten2 preview imagesAdded Oct 2026

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Kindergarten math with Pip the frog. Children tell which picture is broken into two parts, break 6 counters into two parts two different ways, find the towers of 4 cubes made in different ways, and add two number cards in three rounds of Check It Off. Every direction is read aloud, and every wrong answer gets a spoken hint.

What's included

  • 12 scenes with every direction read aloud
  • A 10-frame where children save two different ways to make 6
  • Check It Off: three rounds of adding two number cards
  • Spoken hints for every wrong answer

Learning objectives

  • Tell which picture is broken into two parts, and that the total stays the same.
  • Break 6 counters into two parts, then break them apart a different way.
  • Find towers of 4 that are broken apart in different ways.
  • Add two number cards and pick the expression for two parts.

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