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In this fun, hands-on math activity children are invited to explore shapes, rotation, symmetry, size, orientation, colour, characterisation, abstract and representational art – all while having fun creating a super cute pooch! This activity combines maths and art. When we work across the curriculum in this way it allows us to go broader and deeper with our learning. We get to make connections.

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If you’re in the mood for a fun monster/creature/robot(?) craft – and you want to sneak some math learning in there – try this silly shape monster activity. See if you can make your monsters scarier than ours. This preschool craft is so easy to set up. All you need are some shapes of various sizes cut from colored construction paper, plain white paper for the background, and a glue stick.

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This is a fun craft to make with your preschooler. My daughter loved making her house and choosing the colors she wanted to use. There is minimal prep for this craft and there aren’t a lot of materials needed, which makes it fast and super easy.

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At the beginning of the school year, I am always looking for easy and fun school themed activities for my preschoolers like this Simple Shape Pencil Craft. When creating this back-to-school craft, young children will not only review what triangles and rectangles are, but also work on developing their fine motor skills. I use this craft as a way to assess how my preschoolers follow directions too.

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In this video we will learn the names of animals, we will learn to distinguish the sizes of objects, their shapes and numbers. Hope you enjoy!