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Introducing the Number Bag: Teaching Preschool Math Concepts with Meaningful Objects

First off — Congratulations to Lora who was randomly selected for the Playful Learning Spaces Giveaway!  You’ll be contacted shortly, Lora.  And for the rest of you, there’s still time to sign up for Mariah’s inspiring course. Today I wanted … Continue reading

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How to Get Your Child's Hands On Math

Numbers can be a pretty abstract concept for a preschooler to wrap her mind around.  But just as a storybook turns abstract letters into a meaningful story, the abstract concepts of numeracy, patterning, and comparison find real meaning in the objects they represent.  Putting … Continue reading

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How to Get Your Child’s Hands On Math

Numbers can be a pretty abstract concept for a preschooler to wrap her mind around.  But just as a storybook turns abstract letters into a meaningful story, the abstract concepts of numeracy, patterning, and comparison find real meaning in the objects they represent.  Putting … Continue reading

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What's in the Number Bag?

I’m trying something new this year, in an attempt to combine a little bit of a show-and-tell opportunity and a numeracy activity.  I’m calling my experiment “The Number Bag”.  You might want to try it out too, and let me … Continue reading

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What’s in the Number Bag?

I’m trying something new this year, in an attempt to combine a little bit of a show-and-tell opportunity and a numeracy activity.  I’m calling my experiment “The Number Bag”.  You might want to try it out too, and let me … Continue reading

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Post It! Simple Graphing with Preschool Children

When you think of graphing, you probably think back to stale worksheets in your third grade class, or to more complicated parabolas in high school calculus.  Graphing starts out as a very simple concept, one that can and should be explored with … Continue reading

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Preschool Math

Photo provided by pk2000. Many people believe that preschool math begins and ends with counting.  In reality, there are so many facets of mathematics addressed in the preschool years that truly lay the groundwork for the algebra and calculus to … Continue reading

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