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Stack'em Challenge
Stack'em Challenge
Try this for a fun family game night. All you need is: solo cups, a rubber band and some string. Use the string and rubber band to make a grappler, then go at it and have some fun stacking those cups! The google slides will walk you through the rules and stacking challenges. Good luck!
cARDS aNYONE?
cARDS aNYONE?
Whip out the old playing cards and get those frontal lobes active! Playing cards is one way of teaching simple math skills which is fun and engaging at the same time. Along with having fun, there are many benefits to playing cards!
Improved Math Skills and Logical Thinking.
Help with Concentration, Patience and Discipline.
Memory-Boosting Skills and much more!
10 Family Card Games That Support Early Math Skills _ Development and Research in Early Math Education.pdf
FUn with Origami
FUn with Origami
A Short History of Origami
Origami is a Japanese word which means paper-folding; ori-, meaning "folded," and kami-, meaning "paper." Paper making methods came to Japan sometime during the 6th century from China. Some Historians use this fact to insist that paper folding methods also developed at the same time. The price of the paper may have prohibited the art of paper folding at this time. Because of the expense of the paper, it is implied by some historians that the paper folding was used carefully and for special ceremonial occasions.
Some benefits of origami include:
The opportunity for children to problem solve something that isn't prescribed and allows them the chance to "make friends with failure"
Develop concept of fractions. geometry and the idea of symmetry
Improves spatial visual skills
Improves focus and concentration
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