Age 2+
Math with Candy!
If your children went trick or treating I bet they have candy that you can use for math! The first thing my kids like to
November 3, 2020
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If your children went trick or treating I bet they have candy that you can use for math! The first thing my kids like to
Written by Debbie Markland As some of us head “back to the classroom” during COVID19, we have all had to shift a few ways we teach.
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
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 was a fun fine motor activity! You can have them make letters, numbers, patterns, shapes, so many options. The boys both loved creating their
Have any old frames you don’t use anymore? This is a fun transient art activity that helps with spatial awareness. I challenged Jalen to fill
Learning about symmetry helps students learn how to classify objects according to the arrangement of their constituent parts. Ordering and classification are skills that are
We have been working on patterns this week. In this activity, the kids created a pattern with the counting bears. Then they represented their patterns
Kids love candy hearts. They are great for practicing patterns. Studies have shown that encouraging a child’s understanding of patterns contributes to the development of
Magnetic Building Tiles are great for patterning, shape recognition, spatial awareness, building and motor skills. You can use them for guided activities or hours of
What patterns can you make with the Halloween erasers? Materials (affiliate link): Halloween Erasers (got them at the dollar store) Piece of paper
Fun loose parts activity! Easy way to work on patterns. Materials (affiliate links): Pool Noodles (got mine at the dollar store) Scissor Here is a
Kids love candy hearts. They are great for practicing patterns. Studies have shown that encouraging a child’s understanding of patterns contributes to the development of