Fun Ways to Help Kids Learn Patterns
From building with blocks to exploring nature, kids have lots of chances to notice — and create — patterns.
Make counting a fun part of your day. Count socks as you sort them; count toys as you and your child put them away; count the cars going by your window. Understanding the meaning of numbers takes time but the foundation is built by having regular practice with counting.
From building with blocks to exploring nature, kids have lots of chances to notice — and create — patterns.
To help kids build their understanding of measurement, play this game together.
Math talk is the words you use to point out early math concepts in your everyday life with kids.
Finger painting is a great way for families to explore counting, shapes, and patterns.
Babies begin to form ideas about math through everyday experiences and interactions. How we talk with them about math ideas matters.
Explore and talk with your child about shapes like triangles, squares and circles.