Math their way kindergarten

This was the maths display in the class room. I think the bright colours make it look attractive and fun. There is key mathematical terminology linked to subtraction and addition. This is useful as it is key to understand language in maths. Number bonds to ten as a reminder to children. I liked the numericon linked to numbers as children are reminded of their meaning and how to use them. However, I personally feel the information needed to be spread out throughout the room as it is quite…

This week , we worked on two dimensional shapes. Each year , I usually do an activity with food and sorting the food by shapes. I would use...

I recently created two math activities for Owen (age 4.5) using Duple LEGO®’s. Duplos definitely make school more fun! Activity #1: Put the numbers 1-12 in order. Build Duplo towers to match. This was a challenging project for Owen, but not difficult enough to be frustrating. The first step was to put all the numbers […]

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Rubber Duck Math Race | HAPPY TODDLER PLAYTIME Looking for a fun and easy to set up math game for your preschooler or kindergartner? Check out this fun counting game using rubber ducks and magnetic tiles!! #kindergarten #kindergartenmath #preschool

A simple hands-on way to teach phone numbers. This free printable will make it easier for children to memorize important phone numbers.

This week at Coop, the Storytime From A to Z was letter "X" and the book was "Fox In Socks". To review the letter "X" sound, I had the students stand up, while I called out some words. If the word had the "x' sound, then they did a jumping jack. X sound words included: X-ray, taxi, box, fox, ox, six, exit, exercise, explore, next, fix, mix, and extra Since, there are 7 students in the class, I took 7 pairs of socks from this game. And on each pair, I attached one picture that had an "X"…

Photo Source: Rockabye Butterfly Provide your youngsters with plenty of counting practice using these creative ideas featured on Rockabye Butterfly! Two of the activities even involve fine motor skills - two essential skills combined into one great activity. Counting Bears Place a different number of sorting bears into individual baggies and label each bag with a letter (anywhere from 6-10 bags for the activity). Photo Source: Rockabye Butterfly Next, create a worksheet for your kiddos with…