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  • Counted pieces while building
  • Recognized and named different shapes of Legos
  • Sorted Legos by color, size, or shape
  • Built simple structures using Legos
  • Explored patterns by repeating or alternating colors
  • Created and solved simple addition and subtraction problems using Legos
  • Measured and compared the size of different Legos

To continue the development of math skills through Legos, you can:

  • Encourage the child to build more complex structures, requiring more precise counting and spatial awareness
  • Introduce the concept of symmetry by challenging them to build symmetrical designs with Legos
  • Use Legos to illustrate and practice multiplication and division
  • Explore geometry by discussing different angles and creating 2D and 3D shapes using Legos
  • Play games such as "guess the number of Legos in a pile" to practice estimation and counting skills
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