Use objects like blocks, beads, or stickers to create simple patterns.

Encourage children to identify and extend the patterns.

Engage in sorting and classifying activities with everyday objects.

Discuss the attributes used for sorting (e.g., color, size).

Explore shape transformations by using cut-out shapes.

Discuss concepts like turning, flipping, and sliding shapes.

Create a simple number line using tape on the floor.

Engage in activities where children jump or walk to specific numbers.

Introduce matching activities using objects and corresponding numerals.

Connect quantities to numerals through counting.

Create puzzles with missing pieces that complete equations (e.g., 2 + __ = 4).

Discuss the missing number and how it completes the equation.

Use manipulatives like counters or toys to explore number bonds.

Discuss how numbers can be broken down into smaller parts.

Explore the concept of balance by using a simple scale.

Discuss the idea of equality and how weights can be balanced.

Present story problems using everyday objects.

Encourage children to act out the problems using the objects.

Play a shape matching game where children match objects based on their shapes.

Discuss how objects with similar shapes can be grouped together.

Create number patterns using counting activities.

Discuss the patterns and encourage children to predict the next number.

Share simple stories that involve sequencing of events.

Discuss the order of events and encourage children to retell the story.

Use building blocks with numbers to create simple structures.

Discuss the arrangement of blocks and the numbers represented.

Present basic word problems using relatable scenarios.

Encourage children to use objects or drawings to solve the problems.

Introduce geometric shape transformations such as rotation and reflection.

Use visual aids to demonstrate these transformations.

Engage in activities where children categorize objects based on different criteria.

Discuss the concept of classification.

Create number stories using pictures and simple equations.

Discuss how pictures can represent quantities in a story.

Play matching games where children pair objects based on equal quantities.

Discuss the concept of equality.

Share stories that involve unknown quantities.

Discuss how to find the missing information in the stories.

Create a game where children guess the rule for a given pattern or sequence.

Discuss the logic behind the patterns.