Give Your Preschooler a
Great Start in Math!
When my first child was a preschooler, I couldn’t believe how quickly and easily he learned new things.
He was always absorbing new information, whether he was playing with his beloved Thomas trains, listening to his favorite picture books, or trying to figure out whether I really meant it when I said he had to eat his broccoli.
I knew my little guy learned best by moving, talking, and playing—not sitting in a chair and doing worksheets. But when I looked for preschool math programs, all I found were repetitive workbooks with way too much writing.
I wanted learning about numbers to be fun, hands-on, and interactive, not boring, tedious, and separate from real life.
And so, I decided to create my own preschool math program.
I had plenty of background as a math teacher and curriculum writer, but I was busy with a new baby. So, every activity had to be short and easy to implement for my sleep-deprived self. Plus, I didn’t need any extra errands, so it had to use things I already had around the house.
Now, I’ve put together those activities in Preschool Math at Home. It’s an easy-to-use preschool math curriculum that any parent can use to give their child a fun, hands-on start in math.
But my preschooler would never sit still for math…
Check out a few sample activities in action. You’ll see how these fun, hands-on math activities can keep even the wiggliest little boy engaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the best age to start?
Start whenever your child starts to become interested in numbers, usually around age three or four.
Will I need to buy any extra materials?
Nope! All the activities use everyday household items like stuffed animals, toy cars, and blocks.
How long does each activity take?
Just five minutes, so that you can make the most of your preschooler’s short attention span.
Can I see a sample of the activities?
Sure! Click here to see the table of contents, introduction, and 6 activities that will give you a flavor of the book.