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Preschool Math Activities

The following is a post from contributing writer Stef.

I have never liked math. Numbers in equations make me nervous. I hope by introducing numbers to my boys early and in fun ways my children will be comfortable around them when it’s time to really work out math problems.

A few fun ways to introduce math to little ones …

table chart Preschool Math Activities

Table Chart (matching numbers to correct items) = visual/tactile

 

math printable Preschool Math Activities

Dice & tracing on laminated printable = visual/tactile

 

math floor games Preschool Math Activities
Any type of number floor math games (washable crayola paint) =  visual/kinetic/auditory
Also consider incorporating physical activity such as 4 jumping jacks, 6 push ups, etc.

 

dice collage1 Preschool Math Activities
Rolling dice & matching to flash cards  or adding two dice / beginning addition= visual/tactile

 

number sorting collage Preschool Math Activities
Number sorting (we sorted bugs by color and then found matching number flash cards for each pile) = visual / tactile

 

counting coins fruit collage Preschool Math Activities

Around the house count coins.  Children do not have to know the value, just get in the habit of counting.   Also count fruit at the grocery store, and count how many pieces are left on a plate.

For auditory learners try singing songs with subtraction involved (Monkeys Jumping On the Bed) and use your fingers to show where you are in the song as you count down or up.

Kids can like math – especially when it’s presented early and in fun ways.

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