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Otis Keeps Track: Counting Mats and Ten Frames
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CountingCardinalityAddition & SubtractionKindergarten2 preview imagesAdded Oct 2026
About
Otis the otter shows kindergartners how to keep track when a count gets big. Children add or take away 0 and 1 in quick number talks, count collections of 11 to 20 with a counting mat and a ten frame, and judge whether Otis counted right, spotting the button he skipped or counted twice. Fully narrated, with a spoken hint after every wrong answer.
What's included
- 12 narrated activities: four number talks, a counting collection, a counting mat, ten frames and four did-Otis-count-right questions
- Counts where Otis makes a mistake and the child finds it
- A counting mat and ten frames for keeping track
- Spoken hints after every wrong answer
Learning objectives
- Add or take away 0 or 1 from a small number.
- Count a collection of 11 to 20 objects, keeping track so each is counted once.
- Use a counting mat or a ten frame to keep track while counting.
- Spot a count that skipped an object or counted one twice.





