The human game board is so simple – yet so fun! A game pathway is created with laminated sheets of construction paper. I made “stones” that are leading to the Red Goblets. The beautiful thing is that the path can be set up anywhere in any...
This is a very simple but effective arts integration idea for reinforcing number quantities 1 -6. It is a great way to check 1:1 correspondence and number conservation. Each child will need: a dice, a construction paper blotter (Dapper or Bingo) paint bottles How to...
This is another idea I shared in my Summer Institute. It is one of my favorite math activities – a hand-built 3-D game board. The best part – the children get to construct it. Base – a shoe/boot tray. This one is from Target and is copper. I have...
In my Summer Institute I shared some of my favorite math games. I love simple game boards for a wonderful way to practice counting and 1-to-1 correspondence as they move their game piece. It builds the life skills of patience and waiting. I found that children love...
Several teachers in my school have sets of these counting rings. These are Mrs. Winters. I love her wooden cube with the number written on it. The loose leaf rings are large (perhaps 3 inches) with the corresponding number of wooden beads. What a powerful way to...
Yet another peek into Rosa Parks Preschool: Canvas board number frieze with real objects showing quantity. And, of course, the glitter! I love these little silver buckets of counting objects. Notice the tubes above with the number labels? And all these cool rocks. ...
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