Preschool Mathematics

I am a homeschooling mom. I always wondered when and how kids developed mathematical skills. Have you ever thought? A simple experience will answer this question. Take two plates, one is full of cookies and the other contains only two cookies. You will notice, your kid will pick the plate full of cookies. It means he or she can understand the quantity, numbers and amount.

Early childhood mathematics involve

  • Numbers and basic mathematical operations
  • Recognition of shapes
  • Measurements
  • Quantities like less, more or equal to
  • Sorting out similar items

No need to pressurised your kid to learn. There are lots of resources on internet. They are really cost effective and you can easily buy them for your kids. These resources enhance your kids cognitive and imaginative skills.

Abacus:

Abacus will remain on top of the list. It is the most basic calculator in human history. It is still available and used in kindergarten and early childhood mathematics education. There are wide range of products available at affordable prices.

Wooden Blocks:

Get this toy at $11.99

Wonderful Toy For Basic Mathematical Operations:

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These toys are good for basic addition and subtraction and multiplication. First you have to give the concepts of addition then subtraction. 
Get this wonderful Toy at $10.99 only


Set of 100 blocks in 10 different colours, at $ 15

Preschool Mathematics Books

"There is no friend as loyal as a book." Ernest Hemingway.
 I picked some books that may help you and your kids for building the foundation of mathematical knowledge. I always come up with budget friendly stuff. Have a look at my Amazon Picks.

Preschool Beginner Math: for 2-4 year old



This is a maths workbook. It delivers concepts like counting, numbers recognition, shapes recognition, patterns and measurements. It contains no-writing activities, only tracing and colouring activities.

Marshmallow Math; Early Math For Young Children



The book is suitable for young children. It delivers basic concepts like counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Besides these concepts, some other concepts like pattern recognition, measurements, geometry, telling time etc.

Big Ideas of Early Mathematics: What Teachers of Young Children Need to Know (Practical Resources in ECE)



This is another remarkable book by Pearson Publishers. It is affordable, convenient and easy to use, designed for kids (three to six years old).

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