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Kindergarten numbers homeschool curriculum videos
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Zoom Scavenger Hunt Video: Fun Virtual Distance Learning Activities
Use this fun scavenger hunt game as one of your virtual activities and get the kids moving and having fun while they practice basic maths and literacy. ► How are virtual scavenger hunts educational for Preschool and Kindergarten?Use this printable scavenger hunt at home and link the activity to different areas of the curriculum (it is also fun for elementary students and it can be adapted), more specifically:Numeracy / Literacy / Maths: The interactive way of “picking” a card lets the child prac
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PreK - 6th
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Subitizing: Developing Number Sense in K-2
Discover ways to develop subitizing in K-2 students. Subitizing is being able to quickly recognize how many objects are in a small set without having to count the objects. Karyn shows how to use dot cards, dice, 10-frames, and dominoes in developing number sense skills so important for success in mathematics.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email me: karyn@familymathnight.com
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PreK - 2nd
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3 Ways to Develop Number Sense in Your Preschooler or Kindergartner
Kids who have strong number sense understand what numbers are, how they relate to each other, and the affects that different operations have on them. These kids can easily compose and decompose numbers and are able to make reasonable estimates making computation much easier. In other words, kids with strong number sense are comfortable with numbers.
And when kids are comfortable with numbers, math becomes much easier. The good news is, helping our children develop a strong sense of numbers i
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PreK - K
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Reinforcing Pattern through Pattern Frames
See how to create a fun, hands-on project with pre-schoolers and kindergartners that reinforces pattern.
Mathematics is described as the science of pattern. It is the foundation of all work done in math. Without pattern, there is no math.
The study of pattern begins simply with generalizing repeating patterns such as in the form ABABAB. The core of this pattern is 'AB' because this is the part that repeats.
This project uses these AB-type patterns and has students use "jewels" to create
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PreK - K
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Developing Number Sense in Preschool and Kindergarten with Ladybugs
Elementary Mathematics Specialist, Karyn Hodgens, shares a fun project that can be done with preschoolers through first graders* that reinforces beginning number concepts.
Using their own fingerprints as the main attraction, students create three cute ladybugs on their "canvas". They then add dots to their ladybugs and count the total number of dots.
This simple and fun activity reinforces counting, numeral writing, and addition. It can be used as a stand-alone activity or as the canvas for
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PreK - 3rd
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3 Tips to Practice Addition and Subtraction Facts for K-1
3 Tips to Practice Addition and Subtraction Facts for Kindergartners and First Graders
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Grades:
K - 1st
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