Pip the frog beside three red cube towers, each snapped into two parts, under the title Pip's Cube Towers: Snap in Two

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Pip's Cube Towers: Snap in Two

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Addition & SubtractionKindergarten2 preview imagesAdded Oct 2026

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Kindergarten math with Pip the frog: see that a cube tower snapped in a different place still has the same number of cubes, tell the two parts of a snapped tower, pick the expression that matches, and break 8 and 6 into two parts with two-color counters, one way and then a different way. Every direction is read aloud.

What's included

  • 11 narrated activities with spoken hints
  • Two-color counter builds in a 10-frame
  • A two-way cool-down for 6

Learning objectives

  • See that a tower snapped in a different place still has the same number of cubes.
  • Break 8 into two parts with counters, and tell the parts of a snapped tower.
  • Pick the expression that shows a tower's two parts.
  • Break apart 6 one way, then a different way.

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