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  • Counting: The child learned to count the number of lifeboats on the Titanic.
  • Simple Addition: The child learned to add the number of passengers on the Titanic's maiden voyage.
  • Comparison: The child learned to compare the size of the Titanic to other ships by counting the number of decks.
  • Time: The child learned about the timeline of the Titanic's journey by learning the departure and arrival dates.

Tips for continued development:

To further develop math skills related to the Titanic activity, you can:

  • Encourage the child to create math word problems using the information learned about the Titanic.
  • Explore more number patterns and sequences by looking at the passenger count of the Titanic on different days of the journey.
  • Introduce multiplication concepts by discussing the number of crew members required to operate the Titanic.
  • Create a timeline with the child, adding other important events and dates related to the Titanic.
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