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Preschool Measurement Activities
[…] how to measure a meaningful experience for your preschoolers with these fun activities they’re sure to love! Young children may not be developmentally ready to grasp the math concept of formal measurement just yet. But, you can make learning measurement skills fun and meaningful by introducing the basic math concept of measuring using common […]
Pattern Block Mats for Preschool
[…] teaching your preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten students to identify shapes and practice fine motor skills. Did you know that pattern blocks are an important part of early math development in preschool? Pattern blocks can actually help your little learners build a strong foundation for learning geometry later. Why Use Pattern Blocks? If you haven’t […]
Sequencing Activities for Preschoolers
[…] better idea of what’s included in the bundle above. This bundle is also great for kindergarten teachers who have to teach “how-to” writing to their students! More Math Ideas Sequence Activities for Preschool Sequencing Cards How to Grow a Plant Sequencing Booklet Sequencing Foldable Booklets Build a Sandcastle Sequencing Ready for Bed Sequencing Sequencing […]
The Community Helper Bundle
A bundle of of my most popular community helper resources, math, literacy, dramatic play and more! Make learning fun with these hands-on resources!
Patterns Unit for Preschool
[…] 104 pages of pattern mats to help teach your little learners patterning skills. Inside, you’ll find tons of non-thematic, hands-on patterning activities that use the most common math manipulatives you probably already have in your classroom. You can use these pattern mats for independent practice or small group math activities; they’re also perfect for […]
Number Sense Grid Games
Printable number grid games for Preschoolers and Kindergartners to play that help build number sense and early math skills. Number grid games are a fun and playful way to work on developing one-to-one correspondence skills for preschoolers or kindergarten kids. Help them start to learn math skills and identify numbers while they play! The […]
How to Teach One to One Correspondence
Are you looking for ideas to teach your preschool students how to count with one-to-one correspondence? Maybe you’re wondering about the meaning of this math buzz term or how it’s different from rote counting? If so, you’re in the right place! What is One to One Correspondence? One-to-one correspondence is an early math concept […]
Feed the Dog Counting Activity
Teaching math skills in the early childhood classroom is so much more than just counting and number recognition. If you really want to help young children develop math skills, then you need to embrace hands-on learning. When you infuse your classroom with fun and playful hands-on learning opportunities daily, your kids will learn more […]
Positional Words Activities for Preschoolers
Positional words, or prepositions, are common math and language objectives used in most high-quality early childhood programs. If you’re looking for activities to help teach positional words to your preschool or pre-k students, try these fun, hands-on ideas to spice things up! Positional Language Prepositions are words that you use to describe where things […]
How to Make and Use a Linear Calendar in Preschool
[…] Calendar time is a big part of the daily routine in many early childhood classrooms. But when you take into consideration how young children actually learn abstract math concepts, such as the passage of time, you may begin to re-evaluate how you approach this topic in your own classroom. Why a Linear Calendar? The […]