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Owl Keeps Track: Count Each One Once
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CountingCardinalityKindergarten2 preview imagesAdded Oct 2026
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A kindergarten counting lesson about keeping track. Watch Owl count a party of owlet friends and catch the one Owl skipped, then count mixed-up collections yourself: check each one off, move each one across a counting mat, and see a line of friends counted in order. Every direction is read aloud, wrong answers get a spoken hint, and the last collections ask children to say the numbers themselves.
What's included
- 9 narrated scenes: an opening, 7 counting activities and an ending
- Two watch-and-judge counts: catch the friend Owl skipped
- Five counting collections of 7 to 9: tap to check off and move across a counting mat
- Spoken hints on every wrong answer, and a counting line for the teacher on each collection
Learning objectives
- Count a collection of up to 9 mixed-up objects, giving each object exactly one number.
- Keep track of what's been counted by marking, moving or lining up objects.
- Tell when a count skipped an object.
- Say one number each time an object is moved.





