Summary
Peg and Cat race to make enough valentines for every party guest — plus two surprise visitors — by counting their cards two at a time and folding them into symmetrical shapes.
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Discussion questions
Discussion
Peg and Cat count valentines in pairs and fold them into matching, symmetrical shapes.
- Count by twos with Peg: 2, 4, 6, 8… what comes next?
- A heart folds so both sides match — that's symmetry. What other shapes are symmetrical?
- Why is counting by twos faster than counting one valentine at a time?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: count by twos, pair, even, shape, symmetry, fold in half.
Try it: Count a set of objects by twos. Then fold a paper heart in half to see the two matching (symmetrical) sides.