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Numbers & math · Preschool

Numbers & math · Preschool. Practical activities for children ages 3–4: letters, counting, shapes, colors, science, and social learning, with examples and tips for parents.

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One-to-One Counting with Snack-Time Supplies
Numbers & math

One-to-One Counting with Snack-Time Supplies

Count snack-time objects one at a time, connect the last number word to the total, and check skipped or repeated items.

17 min read
Preschool
Understanding Zero with an Empty Basket
Numbers & math

Understanding Zero with an Empty Basket

Explore zero as a count using an empty basket, visible changes to a collection, numeral cards, and comparisons with one and more.

17 min read
Preschool
Recognizing Numerals through a Parking Game
Numbers & math

Recognizing Numerals through a Parking Game

Match numeral cards to parking spaces, connect each symbol with a quantity, and check common mix-ups with visible examples.

17 min read
Preschool
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