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- Literacy Center.Net: The Early Childhood Education Network
Go to Record #701  URL: http://www.literacycenter.net/Resource Type: Games, Parent Resource Ages: 4-5 Topics: Mathematics — Numbers and Operations, Counting, Numerals, Geometry, Flat Shapes Reading and Language Arts — Reading, Alphabet Knowledge Commentary: The Literacy Center features web-based interactive literacy activities for preschool-aged children. Designed to support early reading skills, the activities provide opportunities for children to learn colors and color words, letters, numbers, phonemes, shapes, writing, and high frequency words... - Board Game: Tic-Tac-Toe
Go to Record #6099 URL: http://www.uni.edu/coe/regentsctr/Activity_Sheets/...Resource Type: Games Ages: 3-5 Topics: Mathematics — Numbers and Operations, Counting Social Studies — Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities, Cooperation and Problem Solving Commentary: This very familiar game of tic-tac-toe is often a favorite activity for children. There are a myriad of applications for such a game... - Counting Towers: A Math Game for Preschool and Kindergarten
Go to Record #6109 URL: http://www.raft.net/ideas/Counting%20Towers.pdfResource Type: Games Ages: 3-5 Topics: Mathematics — Numbers and Operations, Counting Social Studies — Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities, Cooperation and Problem Solving Commentary: This counting game is a simple, but fun way for children to practice counting and one-to-one correspondence. A number cube is used to determine how many blocks to stack on the game board... - Shape Lotto
Go to Record #6363 URL: http://www.raft.net/ideas/Shape%20Lotto.pdfResource Type: Games Ages: 4-5 Topics: Mathematics — Numbers and Operations, More, Less, and Fewer, Geometry, Flat Shapes, Characteristics of Shapes, Algebra, Sorting and Classifying Commentary: This RAFT Ideas activity is a simple board game designed to practice identifying basic shapes. Instructions for making and playing the game are included... - Go Fish
Go to Record #6364 URL: http://www.raft.net/ideas/Go%20Fish.pdfResource Type: Games Ages: 3-5 Topics: Mathematics — Geometry, Flat Shapes, Characteristics of Shapes, Algebra, Sorting and Classifying Commentary: This RAFT Ideas activity provides directions for the Go Fish game. Children practice recognizing and matching shapes... - Marigold's Mathematics Shapeville
Go to Record #6686 URL: http://www.tvokids.com/framesets/nook_new.html?game=69&Resource Type: Games, Parent Resource Ages: 3-4 Topics: Mathematics — Geometry, Flat Shapes, Solid and Three-Dimensional Figures Commentary: This activity is a fun online game that has children match shapes to pictures of real world objects. It is an appropriate practice activity, but it would work expecially well as part of a well planned unit on shapes... - Lecky Compares
Go to Record #6689 URL: http://www.crick.northants.sch.uk/assets/Flash%20S...Resource Type: Games, Parent Resource Ages: 3-5 Topics: Mathematics — Measurement, Length, Height, and Distance Science — Physical Science, Classifying and Sorting Commentary: In this game Lecky, a friendly alien, challenges the child to make comparisons using biggest/smallest, shortest/tallest, and narrowest/widest. The child must listen carefully to hear the cue as to what object to select... - Snap: Same and Different
Go to Record #6692 URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/snapdragon/yesflash/snap.htmResource Type: Games, Parent Resource Ages: 3-4 Topics: Mathematics — Geometry, Characteristics of Shapes Science — Physical Science, Classifying and Sorting Commentary: This simple "same and different" game challenges children to click on the "SNAP" button when the two pictures are the exactly the same. The child must decide and click quickly to win a chip... - Early Math: Match 'Em Up!
Go to Record #7090 URL: http://www.pbs.org/parents/earlymath/act_i_matchin...Resource Type: Games, Parent Resource Ages: 2-3 Topics: Mathematics — Algebra, Sorting and Classifying, Problem Solving Commentary: In this matching activity, adult and child find everyday items that "go together." The adult gets the comb and the child finds the brush. The adult finds one red sock and the child finds it's mate... - Early Math: What's Missing?
Go to Record #7092 URL: http://www.pbs.org/parents/earlymath/act_i_missing.htmlResource Type: Games, Parent Resource Ages: 0-2 Topics: Mathematics — Geometry, Spatial Sense Commentary: This simple parent and young child game uses nothing more than familiar objects from around the house. Discovering the missing item will surely delight any child while helping to develop reasoning skills...
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