Develops proficiency in estimating and measuring length, area, volume, and mass using standard units and unit conversions. Integrates time, money, angle measurement, and data classification through counting and arithmetic applications.
A hands-on introduction to measurement for Pre-K students, focusing on non-standard units and comparative vocabulary like 'taller', 'shorter', 'bigger', and 'smaller'. Students explore their environment to compare the sizes of everyday objects.
A whimsical lesson exploring 'Wacky Wednesday' through movement, counting up to 15, spatial awareness with hats, and a creative 'Wacky Wardrobe' craft.
A Pre-K math lesson focused on identifying and comparing heights using the concepts of 'tall' and 'short' through a camping-themed exploration. Students watch a guided video, practice with visual examples, and go on a physical 'Height Hunt' around their environment.
A kinesthetic Pre-K lesson exploring height concepts through movement, video comparison, and a collaborative 'Line Up!' activity. Students learn to use the terms 'taller' and 'shorter' while comparing themselves and objects in a campsite setting.
Students explore the concepts of longer, shorter, longest, and shortest by measuring reptile illustrations using non-standard units (connecting cubes). The lesson features a zoo-themed video and hands-on measurement practice to reinforce the importance of alignment and consistent units.
A hands-on measurement lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students using playdough to explore the concepts of 'longer' and 'shorter'. Students watch a zoo-themed video, compare snake lengths, and create their own playdough snakes on aligned mats.
A hands-on measurement lesson for Pre-K students to explore size ordering and the concepts of 'top', 'middle', and 'bottom' using paper strips and a tower template.
A foundational lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students focused on the classification aspect of data analysis. Students learn to sort objects by color, shape, and size through physical manipulatives and a guided video observation.
A foundational math and science lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students to explore the concepts of volume by identifying and defining 'empty' and 'full' through sensory play and visual comparison.
A hands-on Pre-K lesson exploring the concepts of weight and mass using balance scales, playdough, and engaging visual comparisons.
A fun, hands-on Pre-K lesson where students explore the concepts of longest and shortest by creating and comparing playdough snakes.
An introductory lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students on measuring length using non-standard units. Students will learn the basic rules of measurement and discover that different-sized units result in different measurements for the same object.
A hands-on Pre-K lesson focused on one-to-one correspondence and counting to 10 using playdough 'snakes' and non-standard measurement units like plastic bears.
A Pre-K lesson focused on identifying the difference between empty and not empty containers through a classroom scavenger hunt and video-guided discussion.
Students navigate a physical obstacle course using their knowledge of spatial terms to complete specific movements like crawling under and stepping over.
Students create 3D block maps of their classroom to represent furniture and paths, developing abstract reasoning and scale visualization skills.
Students focus on lateral relationships by arranging objects in rows and identifying which items are 'next to' or 'between' others.
Students follow and give directions to place objects in specific locations relative to classroom furniture, reinforcing vocabulary like 'on,' 'under,' 'in front,' and 'behind.'
Students use their own bodies and large objects (boxes/hoops) to explore 'in,' 'out,' 'over,' and 'under,' connecting physical movement with vocabulary.
Students use balance scales to explore how weight and quantity interact. They predict and observe which side is 'more' (heavier) and which is 'less' (lighter).
A fun, farm-themed lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students to practice one-to-one correspondence using songs, interactive videos, and sensory bin sorting.
A hands-on introductory lesson for Pre-K students to explore the visual features of Singapore coins, focusing on color recognition (gold vs. silver) and pattern discovery through coin rubbings.
A hands-on Pre-K lesson where students explore one-to-one correspondence by counting plastic animals and representing them on a 3D picture graph. Inspired by a park-themed video, children learn to match one object to one symbol and identify 'most' and 'least'.
A fun, hands-on lesson where Pre-K students practice fine motor skills and basic sorting by categorizing paper clothes by color or type.
A vibrant, hands-on lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten students to learn the fundamentals of sorting objects by color through a 'Great Laundry Sort' activity and an engaging video.
A foundational sorting lesson for early learners (Pre-K to 1st Grade) that uses a backyard scene to identify, categorize, and sort objects by attributes like color and type. Students practice observation skills as 'Sorting Scouts' to find hidden groups in their environment.
A kinesthetic game of musical chairs illustrates the concept of 'fewer'. Students experience having fewer chairs than people, reinforcing the idea of a remainder.
The class creates a living bar graph by voting on preferences. They analyze the results to determine which category has more and which has fewer sticky notes.
Children build towers using connecting cubes based on number cards. By placing towers side-by-side, they visually compare height as a proxy for quantity.
Students learn one-to-one correspondence by physically pairing related objects like locks and keys. They identify when there are leftovers to understand that groups may have different amounts.
A culminating project-based lesson where students organize a 'Shape Shop'. Students apply multiple sorting rules to categorize a wide variety of geometric objects.
Focuses on verbalizing geometric properties to compare two shapes. Students use vocabulary like straight, curved, side, and corner to describe similarities and differences.
