Age 5+
Toy Sale! Ages 5+
Jalen has been working on counting with coins for his home learning. He loved this game. He wrote price tags for his toys. Then he
March 21, 2020
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Jalen has been working on counting with coins for his home learning. He loved this game. He wrote price tags for his toys. Then he
This is a fun game to play with a partner or play by yourself. The boys are practicing making sets of 10. If you
Patterns and fine motors! Kids love to play around with water and pipettes. Using water and pipettes is a great way to strengthen fine motor
Play with a partner or by yourself. Roll the dice. Color the heart that matches the quantity of dots you rolled. Continue Rolling until all
These DIY heart puzzles were so easy to make! Just cut out some hearts with construction paper. Make a design down the middle and cut
This is a fun way to practice, number recognition, one to one correspondence, subitizing and number sense. All of these math concepts will help build
*We used magnetic tape to get the loose parts to stick the cans. Here is a fun loose parts activity with endless opportunities. The kids
The kids in my class have loved playing in this sensory bin. Many of them have never used a sifter before. They love scooping and
This is a fun math game that works on number recognition and one to one correspondence. Roll the dice and stack the same number of
An easy and fun holiday art project that incorporates some math. This is a great way to talk about size order. The boys built
This activity is great for working on patterning skills and strengthening fine motor muscles. Studies have shown that encouraging a child’s understanding of patterns contributes
This activity is great for fine motor and spatial reasoning skills. Strong spatial reasoning skills in preschool help support math learning in elementary school. Great way
Kysen really loved this math activity. It was great for working on number recognition, subitizing, and one to one correspondence (if they have to count
This is a fun way to work on shape recognition. Shapes are everywhere. Kids love pointing out shapes they see in the world around them.
Here is a fun building game that also works on color matching. It incorporates some balancing, critical thinking and problem solving skills along the way
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