This video is for parents who’d like to teach their child combinations of 10 at home. It includes a quick short bead stair introduction, and instruction on the primary lesson of the snake game (or book 1) and how it relates to static addition. This lesson is typically given to the second year students, or 4 year olds. You can make your own colored bead bars at home using real beads (find out how HERE) or just drawing circles with markers on paper. If you'd like to use the printable version Miss April uses in this video, you can find it HERE.
IMPORTANT: If your child is struggling with this lesson, we recommend backing up and just practicing the short bead stair first! Here is a printable worksheet to help reinforce the color/number associations!
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