To keep things interesting we make her count in different languages. She can count to 10 in English, Spanish and Russian. We're working on what comes after 10 in English. We usually get "... eleven ... thirteen ... fifteen ... eleventeen ... fifteen!"
Friday, September 2, 2011
Ready or not ...
We've been playing a lot of hide-n-go-seek during the hot afternoons. Here is one of my favorite places I've found Miranda.
To keep things interesting we make her count in different languages. She can count to 10 in English, Spanish and Russian. We're working on what comes after 10 in English. We usually get "... eleven ... thirteen ... fifteen ... eleventeen ... fifteen!"
To keep things interesting we make her count in different languages. She can count to 10 in English, Spanish and Russian. We're working on what comes after 10 in English. We usually get "... eleven ... thirteen ... fifteen ... eleventeen ... fifteen!"
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Allegedly counting past 10 in Chinese is much easier than in English. However, I can count past 10 just fine in English, and I can't count to 10 at all in Chinese, so I don't believe it.
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