As researchers who study children’s math development, we believe there are five math skills that children should have at the start of kindergarten. Opportunities for learning these skills are everywhere – and there are simple, enjoyable activities that parents can lead to foster these skills.

Key Takeaways:

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Children can learn math anywhere, its as simple as baking together to learn fractions or driving the car and reading the MPH signs.
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Math is everywhere. Playing a board game will have your child doing math without them realizing it.
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Use the real words for things: box, ball, circle...this will allow your child to learn shapes and geometry.
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