Math Activities for Preschool
Does your child have a hard time with Math sometimes? Does he like hands-on activities to learn better? In this post, we will share with you a really practical list of Math Activities for Preschool that are fun and educational at the same time.
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Math Activities for Preschool
My Neighborhood Preschool Math Activity – Learning 2 Walk
Practice social skills with this color sorting activity, plus with a free printable.
County Feathers Sticky Wall – Mom Inspired Life
Engaging and creative, this sticky wall is great for teaching basic math to preschoolers.
Fingerprint Math Craft: Counting Fish Bubbles – School Time Snippets
Practice counting skills and number recognition with these games. There’s only four basic materials needed, with little prep.
Free Printable Ladybug Math – The Measured Mom
Use these free ladybug math printables to work on addition, mental math, counting, number order, odd/even numbers, and much more!
Lego Math Preschool Activities – Make and Takes
Lego’s are an easy way to create an educational activity out of fun. Practice numbers, counting recognition, and even addition and subtraction with this preschool math.
Montessori Math: Numbers and Counters (Introduction to Odd and Even) – The Natural Homeschool
The purpose of this activity is to verify that each number is a quantity on its own, that numbers can be sequenced, and that there are odd and even numbers within the alignment of numbers 1-10 and beyond.
Preschool Farm Activities – Little Bins for Little Hands
Math, science, and literacy skills are practiced with these preschool farm activities. Measuring and matter are focuses, as well as basic sensory play with decorative hay and corn kernels.
Preschool Transportation Themed Math – Fun A Day
Use transportation to practice math skills! From dice rolling games to number cards, this pack is filled with free printables and games and activities for a mini unit study.
Preschool Math: Straw Match Up – Playdough to Plato
With an ideal age range of 3-5, this matching game builds comparing, measuring, matching, and fine motor skills. It has simple prep, and requires only a few household ingredients.
ThinkFun Math Dice Jr.
Learning Resources Mathlink Cubes-100Colourful Montessori Teaching Tool Math Number Wood Board
More Math Activities for Preschool
Simple Counting Activity for Children – Laughing Kids Learn
Build sensory skills with this simple counting activity that can be easily modified to fit your needs. It also is simple enough to do with multiple children.
What weighs more than an apple? – Gift of Curiosity
Weights and measurements are an important life skill. Gather small, around the house items for this hands-on what-weighs-more activity.
Montessori Math Lessons for Addition {Free Printables}
In this post, we will show you two addition lessons: one using the Small Number Rods with Sister (she is 3.5 years old) and one lesson using the Addition Strip Board with Brother (he is 5.5 years old).
Exploring Geometric Shapes: Learning About Shapes – 123 Homeschool 4 Me
Discover basic geometry and shapes with these popsicle stick shapes. Practice counting the different angles, and learning the different shapes names!
The Money Muncher – Teaching Mama
Grab a tennis ball for this activity involving sorting and fine motor skills. You’ll also be building some basic money life skills.
Rainy Day Math Game – My Nearest and Dearest
Number recognition, one-to-one correspondence, and patterns are enforced with this rainy day math game. Use clouds and raindrops in this weather-enforced activity.
Cookie Jar Number Matching – Tot Schooling
Who doesn’t love cookies? Practice number recognition and counting with this free cookie jar printable. You can also practice cut and paste fine motor skills.
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