How to teach math to kindergarten

Say It Make It Write It For Maths - how to use this FREE printable five different ways to create engaging maths centre activities in school for children aged 5-7 years | you clever monkey

KINDERGARTEN MATH - UNIT 1 I am thrilled to be sharing this huge Counting and Cardinality Unit with you! This is the math unit we start the year with in kindergarten. The kids love all of the hands-on activities we get to do, and I love how easy it is to keep them engaged.

Teach children strategies for adding and subtracting, build math fact fluency, solve word problems, and play math activities and games. A FREE addition equation sort is included!

Working on addition? Try making a post-it math activity as a great alternative to worksheets! An easy number sense activity for math facts.

Kindergarten often begins with teaching students to recognize numbers. Here are 10 effective ways to teach them to your students! Number Books Have students create their own number books. Creating a book of their own will give them ownership of something that they can “read” again and again to help them learn their numbers. Provide pages that include the numerals you are working on. Allow the students to create the set using bingo dabbers, stickers, or pictures. Click Here to download this…

Learn how to teach addition in kindergarten and first grade whether you are a parent, homeschooling family, or classroom teacher!

I love math in general, but kindergarten math is especially fun to teach! Where else can you learn so much just by playing games?

Play these fun number recognition games with your preschoolers. They are hands on and will teach the numbers in a way kids will remember.

Adorable summer worksheets for preschoolers with a varitey of math activities for preschool students to practice summer math!

How many of your students use their fingers to add numbers? I have some basic tips that will guide your students in the right direction to master addition skills so they will not use their fingers to add numbers. Students should master each step before moving on to the next step. The goal is to help students see numbers in a different way which will help them think about the numbers instead of counting on their fingers. Here are the steps that will help students become proficient! First…