Walk and
Count
For Preschoolers and Kindergarteners
Ordinary activities can be used to reinforce young children's number sense
and introduce them to arithmetic operations such as addition and
subtraction. |
Number Hunt
Math for Preschoolers
By
counting, using number names and learning to recognize differences in number
values, children build a foundation for the development of number sense and
mathematical reasoning. |
Find It
Calling attention to numbers that
are all around them lets children know that numbers are important and that
they are used for many different purposes. |
Sort It
Sorting and matching activities introduce young
children to many mathematical operations, including classification and
measurement.
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Learning with Play Dough
Cooking with you and following the steps in a
recipe is the perfect way for your child to begin learning how to follow
directions and how to count and measure. It can also teach him how things
change. |
How
Much Does It Weigh
For ages 5 to 7
Using simple
bathroom and kitchen scales at home prepares children for using equipment in
school to weigh and measure. |
Number games
Here are some fun number games with dice that will have your children
counting and sorting.
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Guess My
Number
Here is another fun game that will get your child thinking about the
characteristics of number. |
Developing
Critical Thinking Skills
Math success and critical thinking
go hand in hand. Playing games will help cultivate these crucial
skills. |
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