Pip's five leaves
Tap a page, then press Read to me and follow the yellow words with your finger.
Can you point to the leaf with 1 on it?
This is Pip. Pip has five bumpy segments — and each one holds a number. Hold up one hand, wiggle your fingers, and let's count all the way to five.
Tap a stop to jump there. Finish all five and Pip fills your star jar.
Hold up one hand. Tap Count down and fold one finger for every line.
“Five little critters sitting in a tree,”
the first one said, ‘Come count with me!’”
The second said, ‘Oh boy, oh boy!’”
The third said, ‘Let's make some noise!’”
The fourth said, ‘And then, and then…’”
The fifth said, ‘We're counting again!’”
Each tower is taller because its number is bigger. Tap a tower to let the critters out — then count them out loud.
Pick a tower and tap! 👆
Watch the glowing finger draw. Then draw the number in the air with your own finger — big and wobbly is fine!
Count them one by one, then tap the number. If you're not sure, tap a wrong number and Pip will count them out with you.
Tap New group to begin!
🎲 Ready when you are.
Zero means none at all. Tap 5 and count every hop out loud with Freddy.
Freddy is on 0. None. Zero. Zilch!
Tap a page, then press Read to me and follow the yellow words with your finger.
Can you point to the leaf with 1 on it?
Every finished bit of the lesson drops a star in the jar. Fill it up — Pip has something for you.
You counted 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 all by yourself. High‑five, Pip!
Three two‑minute things to try after the lesson. No worksheets, no pencils.