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Most people think of early math as counting and basic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division). But for children, the study of math includes numeracy, operations, geometry and many other skills that become essential for navigating mathematical situations that arise every day. Early math learning creates a foundation for the much more complex math that lies ahead. Early numeracy involves children developing a sense for how big or small a number is relative to other numbers, and how to use numbers to quantify sets of objects (e.g., counting). The ability to detect patterns helps with later algebraic reasoning, and the ability to identify simple shapes in their world helps children with spatial reasoning tasks.

baby

Teach Math One Step at a Time

Learn how to incorporate math into everyday activities. tip >

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toddler

My Pal Scout

Sing this adorable counting song to the tune of This Old Man. printable >

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preschool

Greater Than Maze

This printable activity requires your child to identify numbers that are greater than or less than one another to solve the maze.
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kindergarten

Play War

Play the card game “War” to give your child practice with greater than and less than.activity >

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grade school

Do You Have a Math-Friendly Home?

Encourage your child’s success in mathematics with these tips on creating a math-friendly home. article >

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Math Games

Explorer Game Cartridge: SpongeBob SquarePants Fists of Foam

Focus your mighty mathematics skills to kick, chop and think your way through a sea of hidden dangers.

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