CHILDS VOICE: Welcome to counting with Roood!! RODD: Heh heh … oh….Thank you! Hello number squad! It's you! Heh - I’m almost finished with this cake … pretty ...

CHILDS VOICE: Welcome to Counting with Rodd? RODD: Hey… Number Squad. Oh thank you, hey hey…. Check it out. Cool huh ? I’m thinking of a number We’ll find it in this line. . . Where are yo ...

Numbers one through 10 are as follows: ‘ekahi, ‘elua, ‘ekolu, ‘eha, ‘elima, ‘eono, ‘ehiku, ʻewalu, ‘eiwa, ‘umi.

Years ago, I wrote a column about being a counter. I’m still nosy. And I am still afflicted with the counting compulsion – or for any useless factoids involving numbers. I like to know how many people ...

Without subitizing skills, children may struggle to grasp what the numbers they are counting, or simply uttering, actually mean. “Although most kids learn to subitize up to three or four by the ...

It wasn’t possible for Green and Sawhney to directly count the number of primes made by squaring two other primes and adding them together. But what if they loosened their constraint just a bit?