Full and empty

Math

• The child has learned to differentiate between full and empty objects.
• They can identify and classify objects as either full or empty.
• The child can count the number of full and empty objects in a given set.
• They understand the concept of filling an empty object to make it full.

For continued development, encourage the child to explore more real-life examples of full and empty. They can engage in activities such as filling and emptying containers with different objects, sorting objects based on their fullness, and creating their own full and empty scenarios using toys or art materials.

Book Recommendations

• Full, Full, Full of Love by Trish Cooke: A heartwarming story about a boy who learns about love and sharing during a family meal.
• The Jar of Happiness by Ailsa Burrows: This book explores the idea of filling a jar with happiness and how it can make a difference in our lives.
• The Full Belly Bowl by Jim Aylesworth: Follow along as a bowl gets filled with different foods, teaching children about counting and the concept of fullness.