Creative Problem Solving in Stories

In this video, Sammy guides viewers through a reading of Dr. Seuss's 'One Two Three', focusing on counting from one to twenty. Each number is associated with a fun and imaginative scenario, such as cats juggling or turtles stacking. The video encourages interaction by inviting viewers to count along and spot various objects, making learning numbers engaging and entertaining.

What is the first object the cat is juggling?

• A cup

• An umbrella

• A book

• A ball

How many antlers does Fufu the snow have?

• Two

• Four

• One

• Three

What color is the tree where the three birds are sitting?

• Blue

• Green

• Pink

• Yellow

How many friends are walking to the big pink door?

• Three

• Four

• Five

• Two

What are the fish doing in the story?

• Jumping

• Swimming

• Flying

• Driving

What unique feature does Mr. Gump have?

• Four eyes

• Five tails

• Six legs

• Seven humps

How many turtles are stacked on each other's back?

• Ten

• Eight

• Seven

• Nine

What colors are the ten birds mentioned in the story?

• Orange and purple

• Black and white

• Yellow and blue

• Red and green

How many fingers does the character have in the story?

• Ten

• Thirteen

• Eleven

• Twelve

What do the curious crandalls carry while sleepwalking?

• Books

• Candles

• Flowers

• Hats