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14 articles about Counting
Play-based activities to teach one-to-one correspondence and counting objects to 10. Designed for Pre-K and early kindergarten (ages 3-5) with no worksheets required.
Counting to 10 looks simple, but most kids memorize the sequence without understanding what the numbers mean. Here is how to teach counting so your child actually connects each number to a quantity.
A clear guide to the math skills your Pre-K child should be developing, from counting and shapes to simple patterns. Know what to expect and when to seek extra support.
A clear guide to the math skills your kindergartner should master, from counting to 100 and adding within 5 to comparing numbers and recognizing shapes. Know what is on track and what needs attention.
A clear, honest guide to what math skills your child should have mastered at each grade level, from Pre-K through 8th grade. Use this to assess where your child stands and identify gaps.
Build a layered yogurt parfait in a clear cup while counting spoonfuls, comparing amounts, and creating patterns — a breakfast recipe your child can own.
Make a simple snack mix while practicing counting, sorting, and comparing amounts. Your child will count out ingredients, group them by type, and discover that math is something they already do every day.
Spread, count, and eat — this classic snack turns peanut butter and raisins into a hands-on counting and addition activity your child can make every day.