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Preschool

Mathematics

Quick Printables

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Adventures in Shapeville Park - Coloring Page
In their new DVD, Adventures in Shapeville Park, Scout and Violet build a playground from shapes to see what a circle, square and triangle can really do!
Numbers & Colors Bingo
Play this printable bingo game for practice writing and recognizing numbers 1-10, and recognizing color names.
Leap's Portrait
This printable activity encourages your child to use the language of estimation and approximation. Estimating is an important skill for math and science.
Weigh to Go
This printable gets your child thinking about the mathematical principle of relative weight.
Best Guess
This printable prompts your child to make estimates and then check those estimates. Estimating is an important math (and science!) skill.
Which Takes Longer?
Comparing events by duration is an important early step on the path to understanding and telling time.
Nel & Grit's Horse Course
Games like this printable "board" game provide a great opportunity for your child to practice and develop counting skills—a crucial stepping stone on the path to success in math!
Lily's Garden Friends
Completing the activity will help your child to understand that a fraction is part of a whole.
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.
Numberland Coloring Page
Join Scout & Friends for an adventure exploring numbers in Numberland!
Printable: Numbers Ahoy! Coloring Page
Dive into a deep-sea counting adventure in this coloring page inspired by the brand-new Numbers Ahoy DVD.
Printable: Math Is Everywhere!
Join Tad and Lily on an exciting educational adventure! Encourage your child to find the examples of math on this coloring page.
Printable: Prepare for Launch
Ask your child to use the launch codes to complete the patterns of colors and shapes. The ability to extend or duplicate patterns is a logical reasoning skill that forms a basis for future work in math (specifically, algebra!).
Printable: Color By Number - Balloons
This coloring activity requires your preschooler to recognize numbers 1 through 6.

Activity Time

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Cook Up Math Skills with a Kids' Granola Recipe
Cooking with your child can be a great way to reinforce early math skills such as measuring and counting. Try this easy granola recipe that's fun for kids to make and eat!
Activity: What's missing?
Let your child practice number sequencing by playing fill-in-the-blank on the refrigerator door.
Activity: Counting on science
Combine science and nature to help your child count.
Activity: LeapFrog!
This number learning activity will keep them hopping!
Activity: Snack math
Snack time is the perfect time for addition practice.
Activity: Ten buttons
Use buttons to teach your child the different number combinations that add up to 10.
Activity: How many scoops does it take?
Teach volume and capacity by encouraging your child to guess how many scoops of rice will fill different size containers.
Activity: Block power
Block out time for playting with blocks! Blocks are great math tools.
Activity: Trace and sort shapes
Give your child practice recognizing different shapes.
Activity: Measure for measure
Armed with a ruler or tape measure, set your child loose to measure the world.
Activity: Bean counters
Help your child establish the the one-to-one connection between number and object.

Ideas & Insights

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An "Eye" for Math: Encouraging Visual Skills for Your Child's Math Success
Well-developed visual skills are a prerequisite for success in math. Here are some tips for fostering your child’s visual skills.

Learning Tips

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Learning Tip: Name those numbers
Help your child learn to identify numbers.
Learning Tip: Numbers everywhere
Look for numbers everywhere you go.
Learning Tip: That counts!
Make counting to 10 part of your child's everyday routine.
Learning Tip: What's next?
Begin a number sequence. Can your child provide the next three numbers?
Learning Tip: Mathematical literacy
Use read aloud time as an opportunity to develop mathematical literacy.
Learning Tip: Setting the table
This easy chore helps establish early number sense and one-to-one correspondence.
Learning Tip: Constancy
Constancy is one of the more difficult math concepts for your child to grasp.
Learning Tip: Take stock
Ask your child to take inventory of the pantry and help create a shopping list to help him learn how to sort and classify.
Learning Tip: One, two, buckle my shoe
Mother Goose and other collections of nursery rhymes are rich resources for math literacy.
Learning Tip: Take a number
Your child can practice number recognition on a shopping trip.
Learning Tip: Number safari
Challenge your child’s number sense by embarking on a number safari.
Learning Tip: Count your snacks
Use snack time as an opportunity for your child to practice early math skills.
Learning Tip: Name that shape
Help your child recognize and name basic shapes.
Learning Tip: Special shapes
Help your child expand the number of different shapes he can name.
Learning Tip: Dough shapes
Give your child practice forming and identifying different shapes.
Learning Tip: Math at the market
Help your child develop their sense of volume, space and quantity.
Learning Tip: Learning sizes
Point out noticeable size differences to your child.
Learning Tip: Six-pack recycle
Help your child understand that a numeral can represent a number of objects.
Learning Tip: Hands-On Measurement Activities
Use unconventional tools to measure things around the house.
Learning Tip: Numbers, Numbers Everywhere
Incorporating counting into your daily routines will help strengthen preschool number learning.
Learning Tip: Telling Time (Look, No Hands!)
Ask your child to read the numbers on a digital clock and say the time back to him.

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