THEA: Our moms took us to the playground.
There were four of us, but only two swings.
We figured out a way to take turns and share the swings.
We each get ten swings and then we have to get off.
LUCAS: One, two, three, four, five...
THEA: Lucas and I are counting the swings
by making marks with chalk.
LUCAS: ...nine, ten.
Okay, that's ten; it's our turn.
And now we will swing while Claudia and Elliot count.
CLAUDIA: Ten!
It's our turn.
THEA: We could do this all day,
but we decided to play color cars instead.
I see a blue, I see a blue, I see a blue, I see a blue!
Right there!
THEA: Our moms took us to a safe place to watch cars.
Each kid has a different color car.
I'm counting green cars.
ELLIOT: I'm counting red cars.
THEA: I'm counting white cars.
LUCAS: I'm counting blue cars.
THEA: And we count the cars in our color.
LUCAS: I think I already passed one hundred.
KIDS: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine, ten, 11, 12, 13...
THEA: Count in your head, count in your head.
THEA: Try using marks to help you take turns and count things.