- The child can count numbers up to 20 accurately.
- The child can identify and write numbers 1-10.
- The child can understand and solve simple addition and subtraction problems within 10.
- The child can recognize and continue simple number patterns.
- The child can understand simple measurement concepts such as length and weight.
Tips for continued development:
1. Encourage the child to practice counting by incorporating it into everyday activities, such as counting toy cars or counting steps while walking.
2. Use manipulatives like blocks or counting cubes to help the child visualize and solve addition and subtraction problems.
3. Play simple math games like "I Spy" with numbers around the house or outdoors to reinforce number recognition and patterns.
4. Explore measurement concepts further by measuring objects using non-standard units like paper clips or spoons.