Learning shapes establishes a vital part of knowing math skills. When young children begin to learn shapes along with other math skills, they’re apt to grasp number sense.
You’ve probably have seen how curious children are when they want to group their toys, stickers, or even cereal. So, take those opportunities for exploring and turn them into a fun learning experience.
Add shapes and colors, and you have an excellent way to introduce how the world forms around us.
Shapes Preschooler Need to Know
There are basic shapes your preschoolers encounter every day. But, what are those shapes that they need to know so they can be prepared for math skills?
Of course, you need to introduce triangles, squares, rectangles, circles, and rhombus. These figures are easy to see around the house and when you go around town.
Whether you visit the library or go to the park, take the time to point these shapes to your preschooler. Other ways you can introduce shapes are by playing fun, quick games, and reading.
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