This simple board game gives kids lots of opportunities to work on their math skills. By hopping frogs from their home to the pond, children are recognizing written numbers, practicing 1 to 1 correspondence, learning number-before and number-after, and subitizing. This game can be played with lower-numbered boards and even with dice that have fewer dots on them.
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0:00 Intro
0:19 What they learn
0:35 What you'll need
1:21 How to play
2:19 Math concept: subitizing
3:13 Math concept: number magnitude
4:44 Math concept: counting on
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The Young Mathematicians project at EDC has developed 50+ math games for children ages 3-6!
*Why Math?* Research shows that early math skills strongly predict later academic success.
*Why Math Games?* The best way to build early math skills is for young children to talk about and play with math. Our games help families and teachers engage children in problem-solving and puzzling. Kids learn key math strategies as they have fun.
In the classroom, these games can be played in small groups, whole group, at circle time, or as transition activities. And our movement games are great for recess and outside play.
At home, our math games can supplement what kids learn in the classroom or be used along with a homeschool or unschooling curriculum.
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