Summary
In George Washington Carver's lab, Peg and Cat must catch the tiny tricksters swiping the peanuts so Carver can reach exactly one hundred peanut inventions — counting up through the nineties and by tens to get there. (Paired episode: More Adventures of Robin Hood follows in the same video.)
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Discussion questions
Discussion
Peg and Cat count all the way to 100 inventions, pushing through the tricky nineties.
- What number comes after 95? After 99?
- Why are the numbers in the nineties tricky to count?
- How does counting by tens help you get to 100 faster?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: ninety, one hundred, count on, count by tens.
Try it: Start at 90 and count out loud to 100. Then count to 100 by tens.