This document outlines math activities and tools for different concepts including matching, counting, classifying, comparing, shapes, parts and wholes, ordering, measurement, and graphing. Matching bears and colored paper can help with matching, counting, and classifying. Blocks are good for comparing size and color. Shape puzzles teach shapes. Fruit demonstrates parts and wholes. Ribbon and a scale can be used for ordering and measuring. Unifix cubes allow creating 3D graphs.

1. Ashley Rowand
Math project

2. Matching
 These bears are a good matching tool because you
can match my color and size.

3. Numbers
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These two things are good to practice counting and
grouping to check the children for understanding of
numbers.

4. Classifing
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These bears are good to match with colored paper.
They are a good combination to classify with.

5. Comparing
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These blocks are good for an activity like asking the
children to point a color block, or a different size of
blocks.

6. Shape
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These shape puzzles are great to learn shapes with.

7. Parts and Wholes
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Fruit is always an example I use to explain parts and
wholes because the children get more involved
because its something that they can eat!

8. Ordering
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I like to use ribbon to comparing and put in order
from shortest to longest

9. Measurment
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I like to use a scale to see what objects weigh the
most and least.

10. Graphing
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I like to use unifix cubes to make a 3D graph.