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Number Hunt |
By
counting, using number names and learning to recognize
differences in number values, children build a foundation
for the development of number sense and mathematical
reasoning. Sometimes younger children don't understand that
counting means naming numbers in a specific order. This
simple point should be reinforced often.
What You Need |
- 3 plastic eggs that come apart (or
similar containers)
- Buttons
- Plastic netting
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What to Do |
- In pieces of netting, loosely wrap
different numbers of buttons and place one bag of
buttons in each egg. With your child out of the room,
hide the eggs.
- Call your child into the room and
tell her that you've hidden three eggs and that you want
her to find them. As she finds each egg, have her count
aloud—"1," "2," "3."
- When she's found all the eggs, have
her open each one and take out the bag of buttons (but
not open it). Ask her to count how many buttons are in
each bag.
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Information source: U.S. Department of Education - Helping Your Child Learn Mathematics |
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