Hurrah for math in preschool!

Our students love to fill their math bags with little objects from home then share them with the class.

We get in all kinds of interesting math tokens to explore including lids, rocks, balls, small toys, and the list goes on.

After sharing all of the many interesting tokens the children bring in, they all become part of our class loose parts math collections.

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Everyday Math Play in Preschool

By Deborah Stewart|2017-03-29T11:31:55-04:00February 17th, 2017|

About the Author: Deborah Stewart

Deborah J. Stewart, M.Ed. has been working and teaching in the field of early childhood education for over 30 years. Deborah currently owns and teaches in her own part-time, private preschool called The Children’s Studio. Deborah’s deep passion for teaching and working with young children is documented and then graciously shared with millions of readers around the world through her blog and other social networking communities. Deborah believes that young children learn best through play and exploration and embraces this belief in all that she does in her own classroom so that she can effectively and passionately share rewarding, real- life, tried-and-true practices with other teachers, parents, and leaders across the field of early childhood education.

2 Comments

stephanie :) February 20, 2017 at 2:29 am - Reply

I have some little burlap bags I’ve been trying to find a use for. YAY! Now I have a great use. Love the recycled materials, too!
Math and Loose Parts Play - Fantastic Fun & Learning June 6, 2018 at 3:31 pm - Reply

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