This interactive activity is perfect for children who are learning to recognise numbers! Great for developing; ✍ Mark making skills 🔢 Number recognition Adult Supervision Is Required...

In this comprehensive guide, you'll learn everything you need to know about teaching one-to-one correspondence in preschool and kindergarten.

Activities that develop early math skills are our favourites! We love working on our number recognition, counting skills, subitising and 1:1 correspondence. This "Build a City" activity is perfect for developing all of these early numeracy skills. And best of all, you probably have everything you need to play at home already! What you will…

A hands-on pizza counting activity for preschoolers to teach them to recognize numbers and to count. Entire DIY takes less than 10 minutes!

Sharyn Kish on Instagram: "Roll and Cover. A fun partner game to practice counting and number recognition. Easy to differentiate in your math skill groups. First one to cover all their numbers will win that round. #kinder #kindergarten #prek #firstgrade #homeschool #teachers #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #teacherspayteachers #explore #explorepage #games #math #foryou #foryoupage #parentlife"

Back & Forth is an easy and fun game to practice numeracy. Two players take turns rolling the die and moving the playing piece back & forth on the game...

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "Try this easy math activity for your little ones to master counting and subitising! Subitising is the ability to immediately recognise a number of things without counting. This early numeracy skill helps children to count at speed and build a strong number sense. 🔢 Perfect for ages 3 to 6. For ages 3 to 4, group 2 to 3 pompoms. For ages 5 to 6, group 4 to 6 pompoms. ❤️ Want more delightful learning adventures? Follow @happytotshelf for a treasure…

Fynn Sor | Happy Tot Shelf on Instagram: "This activity will get children excited to practice their addition skills again and again! Let them take your order and prepare the ice cream according to the order form. They can add up the number of purple and green scoops, then write the total on the board. 🍦 . 👉🏻 Recommended for 4 to 6-year-olds. ❤️ Love this Ice Cream Scoops Addition activity? Follow @happytotshelf for more creative and fun learning activities for kids! . . #learningisfun…