These Little Fingers

  Improving number sense in preschoolers lays a strong foundation for future mathematical success. Here are some effective and playful strategies to enhance number sense in young children: Counting Games: Engage in counting games using everyday objects, such as toys, snacks, or fingers. Count aloud during routine activities like climbing stairs, setting the table, or picking up toys. Number Recognition: Introduce numbers in a fun and interactive way through games, songs, or even by drawing numbers with sidewalk chalk. Create a number wall or poster with large, colourful numerals for visual reinforcement. Quantity Comparison: Explore the concept of more and less by comparing quantities of objects. Use terms like "greater than" and "less than" during play activities, such as arranging toy groups. Number Stories: Introduce simple number stories or math-related picture books that involve counting and basic addition or subtraction. Use storytelling to create scenarios wh

Introduction: In the fast-paced world of education, the partnership between parents and teachers is crucial for a child's success. As a primary teacher, I've witnessed the positive impact that a supportive home environment can have on a child's learning journey. In this blog post, we'll explore effective ways for parents to actively support their child's learning at home. Create a Dedicated Study Space: Designate a quiet and organized space specifically for homework and studying. Ensure the area is well-lit and free from distractions. Stock the space with necessary supplies, creating a conducive learning environment. Make sure to use muted colours that are aesthetically pleasing. Establish Consistent Routines: Set a daily schedule that includes dedicated study time. Consistency helps children understand expectations and creates a sense of stability. Incorporate breaks and recreational activities to maintain a healthy balance. Foster a Love for Reading: Create a home