Activity

Bathtub science

 Make waves by turning plastic food containers into simple but smart bath toys!
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Tip

Math? Now?

 Count on these tips to start your little one on the path to math.
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What size?

 Reinforce the names of colors, shapes, and the concept of size using everyday opportunities.
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Name that shape

 Help your child recognize and name basic shapes.
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Countdown to counting

 Research has shown that infants are born with an ability to tell the difference between two and three objects. By their second birthday, most toddlers are ready to explore the world of numbers.
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Big, bigger, biggest!

 Make comparisons as part of your daily activities.
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A taste of geometry

 Turn snack time into shape learning fun by cutting snacks into cool shapes.
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Article

What do babies know about math?

 Research now shows that number sense begins in infancy.
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Tip

Ring around the learning

 Stacking rings aren't only great for motor development; they introduce math concepts, too.
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Stack up the math

 Nesting and stacking toys are a great way to build early math skills, while developing hand-eye coordination.
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Top the charts

 Sing number songs with finger plays to reinforce early math.
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Fill it, spill it

 Pour on the learning and fun with sand and water play.
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