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Kindergarten

Unplugged Coding for Kindergarten: Give Clear Directions

Unplugged coding in kindergarten can begin with giving a familiar adult clear directions through a simple route. The game explores an ordered sequence of instructions. It does not require a device or a claim that children are…

Kindergarten

Ten-Frame Games for Kindergarten: See Parts of Ten

Ten-frame games in kindergarten can make a group of ten visible as two rows of five spaces. Use a clear frame and materials appropriate for the children. The purpose is noticing the arrangement, not racing to answer before…

Kindergarten

Kindergarten Subtraction Stories: Show What Changes

Kindergarten subtraction stories can show a group changing when some items move away. Keep the event visible and use suitable materials. The child should be able to describe what happened before an adult introduces symbols or a…

Kindergarten

Kindergarten Addition Stories with Real Objects

Kindergarten addition stories can begin with a visible joining event. Two suitable toy animals are in a space, and another joins them. Ask what happened to the group and how the child could find the new amount.

Kindergarten

Number Path Games for Kindergarten: Move One Space at a Time

Number path games in kindergarten connect a counted amount with movement along separate spaces. Choose a simple, readable path and appropriate pieces. A short path can be enough when the aim is understanding one move for each…