Math
Learning to write numbers takes time. A preschooler may recognize the number 5, count 5 objects correctly, and still struggle to make a 5 with a pencil. That’s normal. Number … Read more
Subtraction is much easier for a preschooler when they can actually see something disappear. Put 4 toy animals on the floor. Take 1 away. Then ask, “How many are left?” … Read more
Simple addition can be surprisingly fun when a child gets to move the objects, make a little story, and find the answer for themselves. For preschoolers, I like starting with … Read more
Math for preschoolers can happen almost anywhere. You can sort laundry, compare the sizes of toys, build a tower, share snacks, look for shapes around the house, or figure out … Read more
Counting starts long before a child sits down with a math worksheet. You can count socks while folding laundry, steps while walking, crackers during snack time, or toy animals during … Read more
Learning to recognize numbers takes time. A preschooler might happily count from 1 to 10 and still pause when you point to the number 7. That’s normal. Number recognition means … Read more