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specials: the treasure of hexagon island

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Numberblocks - Specials: The Treasure of Hexagon Island

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Get ready for a special pirate adventure as the Numberblocks sail in search of treasure.

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Introduction/Assessment of Learning: Mind map on pirates

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Introduction/Assessment of Learning: Mind map on pirates

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Teaching Station 2: Treasure Weighing Station

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Teaching Station 2: Treasure Weighing Station

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Teaching Station 1 : 'X marks the spot' 

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Teaching Station 1 : 'X marks the spot' 

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Treasure chest filled with treasure collected from the Pirate Treasure Hunt

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Teaching Station 1: Treasure found from 'X marks the Spot'.

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Teaching Station 1: Treasure found from 'X marks the Spot'.

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Teaching Station 2: Treasure Map measuring distance

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Teaching Station 2: Treasure Map measuring distance

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Teaching Station 1: floating and sinking using treasure.

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Teaching Station 1: floating and sinking using treasure.

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Teaching Station 3: Walk the Plank Measuring length

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Teaching Station 3: Walk the Plank Measuring length

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Teaching Station 1: Parrot Feeding Station

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Teaching Station 1: Parrot Feeding Station

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Teaching Station 2: How much cargo can the pirate ships hold?

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Teaching Station 2: How much cargo can the pirate ships hold?

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An Integrated Approach to Teaching and Learning

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An Integrated Approach to Teaching and Learning

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Approach to

Teaching & Learning

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Constructive feedback: 2 stars and a wish 

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Constructive feedback: 2 stars and a wish 

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Used for 'x marks the spot' activity and 'walk the plank' activity.

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Teaching Station 3: Pirate Potion creation.

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Teaching Station 3: Pirate Potion creation.

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Help kids play the sink-or-float game with Grover. Talk with kids about which items sink and which items float, and why that might be.

Then, do your own sink-or-float investigation with toys, food storage containers, and bottles of shampoo. Make a hypothesis, a thoughtful guess or possible explanation, for why something happens about which item will sink or float, then try it out! You might draw pictures of each item in a chart that shows your findings.

What else can you investigate? Start by looking around your home and asking the question, " What do you think would happen if...?"

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Help Grover figure out which items sink in water and which float, and talk with kids about which items sink and which items float, and why that might be.