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If you have small toys like this around the house, besides being fun for imaginative and small world play, they can encourage a number of math skills like counting, comparing, sorting and patterning. #easymath #notechmath #mathathome #learnathome #kindergarten #mathbehaviours

Try a little math while you snack! Snack crackers - especially rainbow ones- can offer lots of ways to explore math concepts - counting, sorting, patterning, addition and subtraction. #notechmath #easymath #mathbehaviours #kindergarten #distancelearning

Wooden craft sticks have lots of math potential - build 2D shapes, use them as tally marks, build a ten frame and count, add and subtract. #notechmath #mathbehaviours #kindergarten #distancelearning #learnoutside

Coins can be a great way to explore math concepts at home. Start with noticing and naming, but also, counting, concepts of more or less, addition & subtraction, probability, patterning, measurement. How many ways can you learn? #notechmath #learningathome #easymath #kindergarten