- The child can count and write numbers up to 100.
- The child can add and subtract numbers up to 20.
- The child can identify and describe basic shapes (circle, square, triangle, rectangle).
- The child can solve simple word problems involving addition and subtraction.
- The child can understand and use basic measurement concepts (length, weight, capacity).
- The child can tell time to the nearest hour and half-hour.
- The child can recognize and continue simple number patterns.
- The child can understand and use basic money concepts (identifying coins, counting money).
For continued development in math, encourage the child to:
- Practice counting and writing numbers beyond 100.
- Explore more complex addition and subtraction problems.
- Introduce more advanced shapes (e.g., oval, hexagon) and their properties.
- Engage in real-life measurement activities (e.g., baking, gardening) to reinforce concepts.
- Practice telling time to the nearest quarter-hour and minute.
- Look for number patterns in everyday situations (e.g., calendar, counting by twos).
- Play games involving money to strengthen understanding of its value and use.