
Math is everywhere—it’s in the numbers, shapes and patterns all around us. Whether you’re indoors, outdoors, or on the go, making math part of kids’ everyday lives lets them know it’s fun…and important.
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Ideas to help children count with understanding and use numbers to tell how many, describe order, and compare. (*Goal CD-4)
Ideas to help children demonstrate concepts about position, as well as identify and describe simple geometric shapes. (*Goal CD-5)
Ideas to help children compare, sort, group, organize, measure, and create simple patterns using concrete objects. (*Goal CD-6)
Ideas to help children use mathematical thinking to ask questions and solve problems. (*Goal CD-7)
Children observe, describe the characteristics of, and demonstrate respect for living things, the environment, and the physical world. (*Goal CD-8)
Children demonstrate their ability to use scientific inquiry by observing, manipulating objects, asking questions, making predictions, and developing generalizations. (*Goal CD-9)
Through their explorations, play, and social interactions, children demonstrate an understanding of relationships, roles, and what it means to be a participating member of their families and the diverse groups/communities they belong to. (*Goal CD-10)
Through their explorations, play, and social interactions children identify and demonstrate appreciation of similarities and differences between themselves and others. (*Goal CD-11)
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