A simple activity using household items to teach your child to count from 1 to 10.
Repeat the activity in different arrangements (a circle, a column, small groups) so your child learns the count stays the same no matter how the arrangement looks.
Gather 10 small household items with your child, like buttons, blocks, or small spoons.
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