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Growing math minds... Changing math mindsets
Early Math Symposium - June 21, 2024, from 9 am to 1:30 pm (PST)
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Numeral Cards
Here are a few FUN ideas to help your child write numerals:
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Spread sand or glitter in a tray; have your child write each numeral 0-9.
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Using the numeral cards included below, have your child glue yarn onto the form of the numeral; alternatives: glitter, string, cotton wool, or small rocks.
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Use pipe cleaners, modeling dough, or clay to form the numerals.
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Use finger paint to write the numerals on giant paper.
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Use a large paint brush and water to paint the numerals
on the sidewalk or driveway.
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Trace each numeral on sand paper and have your child cut
them out and glue them on larger paper. Your child can
outline each numeral with brightly colored markers.
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Spread shaving cream on a plate or tray and have your
child write each numeral with their finger in the shaving
cream.
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Read a math-y story out loud (for example Ten Eggs in a Nest by Marilyn Sadler) and when you read a number, have the child write the number on paper.
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Make pancakes in the shape of the numerals.
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