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Preschool Math Resources and Activities

Cubes can be used to develop skills like sorting, patterns, ordering, counting, and comparing sizes. Activities include having children count cubes with their fingers to identify larger and smaller cubes, and using cubes to calculate answers to problems. Counters can be used to count, compare quantities, add, sort, and match. Examples are using counters to solve math problems and match colors. Shapes can support counting, comparing sizes, and making connections to the real world. Children can count and classify shapes, match shapes to their shadows, and create patterns with shapes.

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Preschool Math Resources and Activities

Cubes can be used to develop skills like sorting, patterns, ordering, counting, and comparing sizes. Activities include having children count cubes with their fingers to identify larger and smaller cubes, and using cubes to calculate answers to problems. Counters can be used to count, compare quantities, add, sort, and match. Examples are using counters to solve math problems and match colors. Shapes can support counting, comparing sizes, and making connections to the real world. Children can count and classify shapes, match shapes to their shadows, and create patterns with shapes.

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Table 6: Mathematical resources in the Classroom

Mathematical Resources
found in the preschool
classroom:

Cubes

Mathematics Skill / Concept that can be


developed with it.

Sorting, matching, patterns, ordering, calculating


for greater than and less than, count for addition,
tall and short.

Exploring on possible activities to develop


mathematical skills and concepts using these
materials
Describe how this activity will be conducted using
these resources

Let the kids to count the cubes with their


fingers to know which one is big and which one
is small
Calculating the cubes to find the answer

Counters

Counting, calculating less than, greater than,


addition, compare, matching, sorting

Calculating the counters to make it easy to find


the answer
Practice math problems like Count With
Counters with fun math worksheets
Matching the colors

Shapes

Counting, Comparing size, and link it with the


environment such as the sun looks like any
shape? Ordering, sequencing, creating patterns

Search for the shapes in the box and count the


same shapes
Match each shape with its shadow
Classify the same shapes and color it

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