Webinar: Playful Math—How to Teach Essential Concepts with Fun Mathematical Games
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On May 2, 2018, NAEYC presented a webinar on playful math. Watch this webinar for fun games that preschoolers love to play—and that teaches important mathematical concepts (like categorization, cardinality, and one-to-one correspondence). We also explore why early math matters, activities with clear learning goals, and how to use games to develop mathematical thinking and positive attitudes.
The speakers of this webinar were: Deborah Stipek (Heising-Simons Development and Research in Early Math Education (DREME) Network), Jessica Young (EDC), and Kristen Reed (EDC).
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09.05.2022
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I totally agree that math up through high school should be problem-based and not based on one way to do things. We need to keep the creativity in school past preschool.
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