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Dominoes are little gems from math heaven. I’m telling you. So much math learning in these tiny little rectangles and I’ll start you off today with a great one: the easy, the simple, the domino line-up.

Dominoes are ripe with number sense and a great way to teach kids to subitize numbers – that rapid ability to see a group of objects and instantly know how many without counting it.

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These seashell counting numbers math mats are a helpful tool for kids to use as they learn to count and show numbers in different ways. You can use some or all of the pieces in this free printable to help students count and identify numbers.

Then once children are able to identify numbers and are counting numbers in preschool and kindergarten we can focus in on different way to represent the same number. Doing so will help strengthen number sense skills.

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This morning I grabbed a muffin tin, some cupcake liners, and our coin jar and set up this quick hands-on first grade math activity. It ended up being a big hit! This coin counting activity would make a fabulous math center! To set up it up, simply write amounts of money on paper cupcake liners with a marker. Then set out some coins. That’s it!

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This week we’ve been having fun with this simple hands-on math activity, perfect for teaching subtraction facts. Not only is Subtraction Squish a fun way to practice math facts, it is also a great sensory activity, too! The kids had fun squishing the play dough in a variety of ways, including with their toes.

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This video shows how children can recognize numbers and teaches them basic way on how to write them.