Summary
George looks up at the night sky and tries to count the twinkling stars. He practices counting a big group of things, one at a time.
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Discussion questions
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Even a huge group can be counted one at a time. George gives each star one number, in order, to find out how many.
- Why was it tricky for George to count the stars?
- What trick helps you count a big group without losing your place?
- What's the biggest number you can count to?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: count, number, group, order.
Try it: Draw 10 stars. Touch and count each one out loud, then write the total.