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Kindergarten Math Enrichment Menu
Kindergarten Math Enrichment Menu
Screen-Free Math Options
Screen-Free Math Options
Some of these tasks are games you can play with materials at home, while others are projects or supplemental materials from our Eureka math curriculum. Some of the activities below require a printer or materials you probably have at home, like a deck of playing cards.
Some of these tasks are games you can play with materials at home, while others are projects or supplemental materials from our Eureka math curriculum. Some of the activities below require a printer or materials you probably have at home, like a deck of playing cards.
Email kvanduzer@ps29bk.org with pictures of you doing any of these activities, and Ms. Van Duzer will post them on this site!
Email kvanduzer@ps29bk.org with pictures of you doing any of these activities, and Ms. Van Duzer will post them on this site!
Phinn playing Number Battle from the Acing Math game collection!
Activities from Eureka Math
Activities from Eureka Math
Online Math Options
Online Math Options
Some of these sites require the creation of a free account.
Some of these sites require the creation of a free account.
An app-based Khan Academy specifically designed for Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st grade students. Parents create accounts for their children. Lots of math activities, as well as good activities related to other subjects, can be found in the Library section.
(Subscription required.)
No login required - lots of math problems for all of the topics covered in Kindergarten, with interactivity and immediate feedback on right/wrong answers.
Books and Songs
Books and Songs
Overview of Kindergarten Math
Overview of Kindergarten Math
Kindergarten mathematics is primarily about (1) counting, representing, comparing, adding, and subtracting with whole numbers, and (2) learning about measurement and shapes. Students work on counting to 100 by ones and by tens, counting forward from a given number, counting a set of up to 20 objects, and writing the numbers from 0 to 20. Kindergartners also work on comparing quantities, both with objects and by reading the written numerals. In units on geometry and measurement, kindergartners learn to identify shapes, build and draw shapes, and describe shapes in terms of their similarities, differences, parts and other attributes. By the end of kindergarten, students should be able to fluently add and subtract within 5.
Classroom Charts
Classroom Charts
Sometimes looking at charts from the classroom is all it takes to jog students' memories about what they've learned. Follow this link to see a collection of charts teachers use in our classrooms.
Helpful Videos
Helpful Videos
These videos of catchy songs, which we use in our kindergarten classrooms, can help kindergartners learn how to write numerals, and learn the meaning of the teen numbers. Have fun watching them at home and singing along!
Kindergarten Math Units of Study
Kindergarten Math Units of Study
Building a Math Community
Module 1 - Counting and Cardinality
Module 2 - 2D and 3D Shapes
Module 3 - Comparison
Module 4 - Composition and Decomposition
Module 5 - Addition and Subtraction
Module 6 - Place Value Foundations
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