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Kindergarten Math

A collection of our many ideas for kindergarten math activities and the thinking that takes place in kindergarten. For young children exploring activities, thinking, and math games can be a healthy part of children’s first experiences with math. Here are the many resources we have on our website.

Series: Focus on the Child

Recognizing Shapes with Child 10

February 24, 2013

A child identifies two-dimensional shapes.

  • Topic: Shape
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Gesture, Child 10, English Language Learner
Series: Focus on the Child February 24, 2013

Learning the Counting Words with Child 4

A child counts as high as he can.

  • Topic: Counting
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Child 4
graphing with kids what is data analysis
Series: Focus on the Child February 22, 2013

Age Chart with Child 27

A child explains the function of a chart in his classroom.

  • Topic: Data Analysis
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Child 27
Series: Hear from the Experts February 21, 2013

Teaching Teachers with Yeap Ban Har

Yeap Ban Har explains the first step he would take in training teachers from the United States how to be more effective math educators.

  • Age/Grade Level: Adult Learners, Kindergarten
  • Tags Yeap Ban Har
Series: Hear from the Experts February 20, 2013

Joanne Mulligan on Early Conceptions of Patterns

Joanne Mulligan shows a young student's emerging understanding of the concept of "pattern."

  • Topic: Pattern
  • Age/Grade Level: Adult Learners, Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Joanne Mulligan
Series: Focus on the Child February 20, 2013

Solving a Comparison Number Story with Child 30

A child works to discover "how many more" a person has.

  • Topic: Number Operations
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Child 30, Problem Solving, Comparing
Series: Focus on the Child February 19, 2013

Sorting Commercial Manipulatives with Child 30

A student organizes a collection of keys in different ways.

  • Topic: Sets
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Child 30
Series: About the Collaborative February 19, 2013

Creative Math Projects Engage Young Learners

The New York Times examines one of the creative math projects developed by the Early Math Collaborative. The article follows a teacher taking part in our in-person math coaching.

  • Topic: Measurement
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
Series: Focus on the Child February 18, 2013

Visual and Spatial Memory with Child 22

A student uses blocks to recreate arrangements of shapes.

  • Topic: Shape
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Child 22
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Series: Book Ideas February 18, 2013

Sorting It Out with Buttons and Books

Sorting things into categories is one of the ways mathematics enters into our daily life. Talking about attributes and qualities such as size, shape, texture, and color encourages children to look more closely at things.

  • Topic: Sets
  • Age/Grade Level: Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Books, Sort It Out!, Barbara Mariconda, The Button Box, Margarette S. Reid
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