
Patterning with partners and lids
Patterning with partners is a fun and cooperative way to explore important math and language skills.
The key to coming up with great ideas for math in early childhood is to focus on mathematical thinking. What will get your child to using math in play? Whether your child is sorting different sizes or colors of flowers into vases or graphing a set of bottle caps, your child is building the skills to think and learn about mathematical concepts.
Patterning with partners is a fun and cooperative way to explore important math and language skills.
Hearts are a wonderful shape for sorting, graphing, counting, estimating, and more! Come and see how we put our hearts and minds to work as we explored a little heart math fun!
We added a little sparkle to the graphing process! Young children exploring the graphing process with the use of gems and rulers.
Bright and colorful feathers are a fun addition to the preschool classroom. See how we made one turkey happy with this simple and fun sticky paper patterning process.
Working on our fine motor skills, patterning, and counting as we had more fun with bright and colorful buttons!
Our preschool class spent time calculating up numbers! See the process they loved and explored!
Taking a walk through our “forest” to gather up the colors of fall!
Making simple patterns with apples on a sentence strip in preschool!
There are so many wonderful ways preschoolers can explore scrap wood. Stop by and see some of the unique ways we are exploring in our classroom!
Exploring the basics of graphing in preschool with the leaves of fall!
Exploring colors and shapes with our blocks on the table top in preschool!
Counting, estimating, and exploring acorns along with the wonderful children’s book “Nuts to You” by Lois Ehlert!
Exploring scales and acorns at the discovery table led to problem solving, writing, counting, graphing, weighing, and sorting in preschool!
Exploring the beautiful colors and shape of a square on our sticky window!
Inviting new learning through simple materials and time to explore…
Building our own stories through block play in circletime…
Reading, counting, planting, and playing with seeds in our gardening center!
The children in my early childhood classroom love estimating, counting, and graphing our math tokens!
Exploring the “4 R’s” in our preschool classroom as we had fun with rainbow reading, rainbow writing, and rainbow arithmetic!