Remember When We Celebrated Leap Day?

Did you know that 2020 was a leap year?  At the end of last month, we celebrated leap day in K/1 math by building collections of 366 objects! 

Counting collections of all types is a great at home learning activity for all ages!  I bet you have a lot of great things you could count.  I wonder if you have 366 of anything!

Here are some of the collections the students built.

One group used Digi Blocks to build 366

These kids used base 10 blocks!

That is a lot of number racks!  If you need a number rack to do math at home, you can use this one on your computer, tablet or phone.  It's free!

Unifix cubes were a fun way to build 366

These kiddos used straws.  Rubber bands and hair ties helped them bundle groups of 10 and groups of 100.

These students used dice.  They used the green bins to hold groups of 100 and the orange cups to hold groups of 10.  Don't forget to count the 6 dice all the way to the right!

Is there something at home that you can count 366 of?  If there is, take a picture and send it to me so I can share it on the blog!