Learning to Count with Charlie 1,2,3 😉| Learning Numbers | Baby TV Songs & Nursery Rhymes
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Join Charlie and his number friends 1, 2, and 3 for a fun-filled counting adventure in the playful series Charlie & the Numbers! Through cheerful stories, songs, and games, little ones can discover numbers, practice counting, and enjoy learning in a simple and entertaining way.
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*Time Codes:*
00:00 - Charlie Meets # 1️⃣ - Join Charlie and Number 1 the Knight on their way to the “Numbers Party”.
06:56 - Charlie Meets # 2️⃣ - Join Charlie and Princess Number 2 on their way to the “Numbers Party”.
13:20 - Charlie Meets # 3️⃣ - Join Charlie and Number 3 on their way to the Numbers Party.
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Charlie & The Numbers – Tip & Attribute:
It is important for future Math learning that a child’s first encounter with numbers and counting be friendly and fun. In this series, counting and numbers turns into a fun adventure as Charlie and his friends -The Numbers - introduce basic numeracy skills like recognizing and naming the number shapes, counting to 10, counting by number, and more.
By using a set of numbers, encourage your child to name the numbers and arrange them in the correct order. You can find number sets in many places – look for number magnets for your fridge door; draw the numbers on colored popsicle sticks; or print and cut them from our website! To include fine motor skills practice, you could even let your child draw numbers using their fingers and a small amount of paint.
