In this lesson, children will trace their own hands and estimate how many Fruit Loops it will take to the tracings.

In this lesson, children will be introduced to a variety of beginning math concepts using dominoes.

In this board game, children collect dinosaurs of different colors as they count their way around the board.

In this lesson, children will count by ones using counters to match the roll of a die.

In this lesson, children will examine the attributes of coins to identify similarities and differences.

In this lesson, children will roll dice to determine the number of circles and then the numbers of bears in those circles. After collecting that data, they will determine how many groups of bears they have for a total number of bears.

In this lesson, children will use the number of letters that they have in their names to count and graph and then compare and contrast.

In this lesson, children will sort loop cereal such as Fruit Cheerios or Fruit Loops by color and then make patterned bracelets.

In this lesson, children will begin to develop an understanding of separating a set into a maximum of four parts.

In this lesson, children will use objects, pictures and numbers to play out scenarios that involve addition and subtraction.