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Math for Toddlers

Series: About Early Math

The Role of Play in Pre-K Development

December 29, 2014

This New York Times article discusses the growing lack of play time in pre-k development and classrooms and its implications. "As they play, children develop vital cognitive, linguistic, social and emotional skills. They make discoveries, build knowledge, experiment with literacy and math and learn to self-regulate and interact with others in socially appropriate ways."

  • Age/Grade Level: Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Play
Series: About Early Math August 26, 2014

For Kids, Learning Math Comes Naturally

This RadioLab story asks whether one can live without using math. As babies and kids learning math and counting, do we understand complex concepts more than we think? Experts point out that babies seem to…

  • Topic: Number Sense, Counting
  • Age/Grade Level: Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten
Series: Hear from the Experts September 17, 2013

Math On-the-Go with Angela Giglio Andrews

Angela Giglio Andrews shares an anecdote in which an order of french fries shared between a mother and her child led to questions involving measurement and other rich mathematical concepts.

  • Topic: Measurement
  • Age/Grade Level: Adult Learners, Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade
  • Tags Big and Small, Angela Giglio Andrews
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Series: Book Ideas April 16, 2013

Concept of “Getting Bigger” in The Growing Story and Three Feet Small

The Growing Story and Three Feet Small are two wonderful picture books that address a “math all around us" concept: growing taller.

  • Topic: Measurement
  • Age/Grade Level: Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Animals, Big and Small, Valeri Gorbachev, Books, Michael Rosen, Helen Oxenbury, The Growing Story, Ruth Krauss, Three Feet Small
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Series: Book Ideas February 27, 2013

Using Photobooks for Data Analysis

Tana Hoban and Ann Morris are both gifted children’s book authors who combine minimal text with wonderful photos that beg to be pored over again and again. Many of them are organized around ideas that…

  • Topic: Shape
  • Age/Grade Level: Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten
  • Tags Shoes, Books, Tana Hoban, Ann Morris, Shapes Shapes Shapes, Cubes Cones Cylinders & Spheres, Shoes Shoes Shoes, Bread Bread Bread
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
spatial reasoning
Series: Hear from the Experts February 13, 2013

Spatial Reasoning Connected to Other Math Areas

Children who have strong spatial reasoning abilities also have an advantage when it comes to learning the number line and solving math problems, researchers at the University of Chicago say. For more information about this…

  • Topic: Spatial Relationships, Shape
  • Age/Grade Level: Infants, Toddlers, Pre-K, Kindergarten
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