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Jump Into Math: Active Learning for Preschool Children - Paperback

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Category: Math

Turn children's love of active games into learning opportunities with these activities. Each chapter is organized by level of difficulty and each one incorporates fun math experiences with movement. Most activities require few or no materials and include related children's books or music to extend the learning. The index is an great tool as it gives teachers flexibility to plan around children's interests. Use these activities during circle or group time, or use them to reinforce other lessons. Research shows that the most effective way for children to learn concepts is to experience them physically. Paperback. 132 pages.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Ruby ★★★★★

My son has so much energy, so the movement-based math games in this book are a lifesaver. The way each chapter builds difficulty makes it easy to start simple and progress naturally.

Daniel ★★★★★

My daughter’s preschool teacher recommended movement-based learning, and these activities are perfect for her wiggly energy—the difficulty levels make it easy to start simple and build up. We’ve turned “count the hops” into our daily after-dinner game, and she’s picking up numbers without even reali

Zoe O. ★★★★★

My three-year-old son actually asks to do the activities now—the way each chapter builds from simple to harder skills keeps him engaged without getting frustrated. The movement-based games are perfect for burning off energy while learning to count.