Yulilooli · Preschool · Math
Early childhood arithmetic games
First Count, Quantities and Comparison
Start with a small amount of items, point to each item and count together. You can compare groups and look for where there are more or less.
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Happy numbers
From first count to double and division.
Practitioners: Numerical ThinkingLet's play
Stepping-Stone Stairs
Adding quantities in growing steps on an illustrated board with instructions, hints and answer checking.
Practice: Adding quantities in growing stepsLet's play
Two Copies or Two More?
Distinguishing doubling from adding two on an illustrated board with instructions, hints and answer checking.
Practice: Distinguishing doubling from adding twoLet's play
Counting both ends
Shares within range include edges in original illustrated activity, with hint and correction of errors.
Practitioners: Share within range including edgesLet's play
A new frame for mosaic
Frame counting without counting a corner twice in an illustrated panel, with hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Frame counting without counting a corner twiceLet's play
Window of consecutive carriages
Connecting within a continuous section in original illustrated activity, with hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Connecting within a Continuous SegmentLet's play
Pins on the numbers map
Each pin has an inscription in two numbers: first the column on the left, then the line from below.
Practitioners: Location by Pair of NumbersLet's play
A stone raises the water
You can see the water level at the start of the experiment.
Practitioners: Volume difference in an illustrated experimentLet's play
Who is left without a partner?
Connecting each member from the top list to an available member on the bottom list.
Practitioners: one-to-one matching and comparing quantitiesLet's play
The Count Marks Notebook
Represents the amount in a drawing with counting marks.
Practitioners: Quantity representation in counting marksLet's play
Measured with equal sticks
Cover the entire film with equal sticks without holes and no overlap.
Practitioners: Iteration of a unit of lengthLet's play
Invite each member once
Shares without duplicates with dedicated board and the possibility to try again.
Practitioners: Shares without duplicatesLet's play
The beads on the string
Bead stock is anchored in five in original illustrated activity, with a hint and possibility of repair.
Practitioners: Bead stock docked at fiveLet's play
Which bag has the most chance?
Comparison of chance from collections in original illustrated activity, with hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Comparing Opportunity from CollectionsLet's play
How many degrees in the painting?
Reading a graded thermometer in original illustrated activity, with a hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Reading a graded thermometerLet's play
The towers are full inside
Count all the construction cubes in 3D towers.
Practitioners: Stocking cubes in structureLet's play
Bridge in new units
Measurement in the unit repeats original illustrated activity with a hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Measurement in a repeating unitLet's play
Weight without the box
Overall weight and content weight in original illustrated activity with hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Total weight and content weightLet's play
The Secret of the Bible
Chart images with a unit in original illustrated activity with hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Photo Chart with a UnitLet's play
Pages and Movies
Counting how many pages hold the celebration ribbons.
Practitioners: Share and link segments to edgesLet's play
Two dice and a sum
Compiling a sum in two dice through an illustrated activity, with a hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: assembling a sum in two cubesLet's play
Transferring and comparing
Equality and retention of quantity through illustrated activity, with a hint and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Equality and Quantity ConservationLet's play
Who's heavier than who?
Inference from comparisons through illustrated activity, with hint and possibility of correction.
Practitioners: Inferior from comparisonsLet's play
Picnic List
Prepare an inventory that fits all baskets according to one example.
Practitioners: Equal Groups and Quantity PlanningLet's play
Who's staying in the lake?
Fish join and go out; follow the changes and count how many remain.
Practitioners: Quantity after sequence of changesLet's play
The Movie Race
Comparing lengths with an illustrated board, clues and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Comparing lengthsLet's play
Stock Marks Camp
Reading stockmarks with an illustrated board, clues and a possibility to fix.
Practitioners: reading stock marksLet's play
Stars in Two Arrangements
Maintaining quantity with an illustrated board, clues and possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Quantity ConservationLet's play
Apples that Traveled
Subtraction in objects with an illustrated board, clues and a possibility to correct.
Practitioners: Subtraction in objectsLet's play
The Corner Detectives
Share vertices with an illustrated board, hints and possibility of correction.
Practitioners: Share of verticesLet's play
The Rib Club
Sorting polygons by ribs with an illustrated board, clues and a possibility to fix.
Practitioners: Sorting polygons by ribsLet's play
Picnic for everyone
Make an exact place for each member.
Practitioners: Unanimous MatchingLet's play
Who's next?
Find the member according to his place in the procession.
Practitioners: A Number of OrderedLet's play
Treasure of the Zero
Identify a box where nothing remains.
Practitioners: The Meaning of ZeroLet's play
Two baskets and a plan
Divide fruit into two desired quantities.
Practitioners: Dissolving QuantityLet's play
The Twins Bakery
Double the amount in an illustrated world, with the possibility of trying and fixing.
Practitioners: twice the amountLet's play
The Baskets of Numbers
Connect each number to a basket with the appropriate amount.
Practitioners: matching number and quantityLet's play
Home to Fireflies
Fills lighted windows and completes a group.
Practitioners: Completion to Five and TenLet's play
The Rabbit's Basket
Pick exactly the number of fruits needed.
Practitioners: Counting and AdjustmentLet's play
Getting used to it at home
Place a few dice or spoons next to the screen. Let children create a quantity similar to that in the game and explain how they counted.
Among the skills in these games: numeric thinking · Adding quantities in growing steps · Recovering a starting amount from a change story · Distinguishing doubling from adding two · Shares within range including edges · Frame counting without counting a corner twice · Connect within a continuous segment · Position by pair of numbers.
The division by class is a starting point to choose from. Games are complementary practice, and you can play with a parent, use instructions and stop for a break. In the experience version the games are open; subscriptions are still inactive.