Early Math Learning Area
Early Math Learning Area​
Noggin kids explore the thrilling world of math that surrounds us every day, developing the essential skills that really count.
- Numbers
- Groupings
- Shapes & Position
- Measurement
Kids Build Early Math Skills on Noggin
Kids Build Early Math Skills on Noggin
Perfect Pair
Skill: Matching & Sorting
Pack a Snack
Skill: Patterns
Goodnight, Noggins
Skill: Counting
Mission: Party Fit for a Pharaoh
Skill: Adding & Subtracting
Barber Shape Shop
Skill: Shapes
Taco Quest
Skill: Position
Milli Measure Sandwich Maker
Skill: Measuring Objects
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Grouping
- Matching & Sorting
When kids learn that objects have the same characteristics, they can begin to match them together and to sort similar or dissimilar objects into different groups.
- Patterns
Children learn to copy and extend repeating and growing patterns. Then, they’re ready to create their own patterns!
Numbers
- Counting
Little mathematicians learn foundational skills, such as identifying numbers and counting in sequence while also understanding quantity – or how many are in a group.
- Quantity
Learning to estimate the number of objects in a small set without counting them individually helps kids as they build more complex math skills.
- Adding & Subtracting
Early learners build basic early adding skills before progressing to subtraction.
Shapes & Position
- Shapes
Children first recognize defining features of different shapes before they are able to construct and deconstruct them.
- Position
Noggin kids learn to understand words that describe position (e.g., in, out, above), which helps them explain directions and navigate the space around them.
Measurement
- Measuring Objects
When learning to measure, kids first use everyday objects to compare length, height, and width before utilizing rulers, scales, and other standard measures.
Grouping
- Matching & Sorting
When kids learn that objects have the same characteristics, they can begin to match them together and to sort similar or dissimilar objects into different groups.
- Patterns
Children learn to copy and extend repeating and growing patterns. Then, they’re ready to create their own patterns!
Numbers
- Counting
Little mathematicians learn foundational skills, such as identifying numbers and counting in sequence while also understanding quantity – or how many are in a group.
- Quantity
When young kids develop an awareness of themselves – and how they connect to others – they’ll begin to take pride in themselves and their culture.
- Adding & Subtracting
Early learners build basic early adding skills before progressing to subtraction.
Shapes & Position
- Shapes
Children first recognize defining features of different shapes before they are able to construct and deconstruct them.
- Position
Noggin kids learn to understand words that describe position (e.g., in, out, above), which helps them explain directions and navigate the space around them.
Measurement
- Measuring Objects
Measuring Objects When learning to measure, kids first use everyday objects to compare length, height, and width before utilizing rulers, scales, and other standard measures.
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