Math for Kids
My preschooler knows hers numbers and can count up to a bazillion, but it’s mostly memorization at this point. To reinforce the concept that each number has a value – not just a name – and to introduce her to thinking about addition and subtraction, we play this colorful math for kids activity with Do-A-Dot Markers.
Materials for Do-A-Dot Math:- Markers
- Paper
Simple Addition Activities
First, either set up your “worksheets” or do this part together and ask your child to stamp the corresponding number of dots to the numeral you’ve written on the worksheet.Simple Subtraction Activities
For the subtraction problems, ask your child to draw a line through the vertically matched up dots in the equation and see what’s left: that’s the answer!This is an example of a worksheet we created together where my daughter chose the the numbers as we went along.
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Hi Chrissy,
This definitely is a brilliant and simple way to learn math. What’s so appealing about this method is the visual concept compare to just those boring figures. Thanks for sharing this tip which also does not cost much to implement.
I like the stamping. It’s pretty clever actually, using a bold, visual cue to help understand the concept. It’s not nearly as intimidating as a sterile worksheet covered in nothing but numbers.
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