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Saturday, December 3, 2011

Building More Math Skills with Pocket Charts for the Holiday


 When teaching about math at circle time I find that it is helpful if I use a pocket chart so that the children can be more involved in the process. Children are able to come up and move the number cards around until they are able to have them in the proper order and as they place the cards in proper order they will discover that the numbers have also created a math pattern.
I also use the same number as my calendar pieces so that as children explore the numbers at center time in a pocket chart they can refer back to the calendar in the group area.
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