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As the back-to-school season approaches, we have just what you need to create a fun, hands-on, counting activity for kids. The August Math Mats are just what your kids need to get excited about math!
By using these mats, teachers and homeschool parents can provide the perfect foundation for math mastery.
Benefits of August Math Mats
It’s time to get your kids engaged in hands-on math.
Here are 5 reasons you and the kids will love these August Math Mats:
1. Promotes Math Mastery:
The August Math Mats are designed to reinforce and strengthen number recognition, counting, and one-to-one correspondence for numbers 1 to 20.
These foundational math skills are crucial for a child’s mathematical development, serving as building blocks for more advanced concepts in the future.
2. Fun and Interactive Learning:
Gone are the days of dull worksheets and monotonous math drills. With the August Math Mats, learning becomes enjoyable and interactive!
The colorful and visually appealing mats capture children’s attention and make math lessons exciting.
The hands-on nature of the mats encourages children to actively participate and explore mathematical concepts in a playful and enjoyable manner.
3. Versatile Learning Tool:
These mats can be used in whole-class activities, small group sessions, math centers, or as independent practice tasks. Their adaptability makes them an excellent addition to any teaching arsenal.
4. Supports Different Learning Styles:
Whether your child is a visual learner who benefits from colorful illustrations or a kinesthetic learner who thrives with hands-on activities, these mats have got it all covered.
The multisensory nature of the mats ensures that each child can engage with math in a way that suits their individual preferences and needs.
5. Boosts Confidence and Motivation:
As children successfully complete activities on the August Math Mats, they experience a sense of accomplishment and gain confidence in their mathematical abilities.
This boost in confidence fuels their motivation to learn and explore more complex math concepts.
With increased enthusiasm and a positive attitude towards math, children are more likely to embrace the subject as they progress through their academic journey.
Printable Math Mats
Get your August Math Mats today and watch your students or children embark on a mathematical adventure like never before!
Simply choose which number level you would like, print them off, and let the fun counting activities begin!
Numbers to 10 Math Mats
With these printable Numbers to 10 math mats your young learners will:
- Build and Count 1-10
- Trace the numbers 1-10
- Write the number 1-10
- Circle the number on the number line.
To make it even better for you, 2 Levels are included for easy differentiation!
Level 1: The number is represented with a set of images already in the tens-frame. Kids point and count to number set to build one-to-one correspondence, counting in order, and cardinality.
Level 2: The tens-frame is blank for kids to independently build the number using manipulatives such as mini-erasers.
Numbers 11-20
With these printable Numbers 11-20 math mats, your prek, kindergarten, and first grade kids will:
- Build and Count 11-20
- Trace the numbers 11-20
- Write the number 11-20
- Circle the number on the number line.
Same as the other Math Mats, 2 Levels are included for easy differentiation!
Level 1: The number is represented with a set of images already in the tens-frame. Kids point and count to number set to build one-to-one correspondence, counting in order, and cardinality.
Level 2: The tens-frame is blank for kids to independently build the number using manipulatives such as mini-erasers.
Conclusion
The August Math Mats from Little Learning Corner are a must-have resource for both teachers and homeschool parents.
By incorporating these mats into your math curriculum, you can create an enjoyable and effective learning environment that promotes math mastery, critical thinking, and confidence in young learners.
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