Kelcy and I worked with the hundreds chart by playing a game called six weeks of winter. We took turns rolling 2 dice, adding to find the sum, and moving that many spaces. The chart contained suns which were plus 10 and clouds which were minus ten. Kelcy practiced moving up or down one space on the chart instead of counting by ones. The player to reach the groundhog (120) first to wake him up won the game. Next, we spent time on the concept of halves representing two equal pieces which put together equals one whole. Kelcy colored either 1/2 or 2/2 of a given shape. Finally, on Mathseeds he practiced subtraction by finding how many were left.