- Counting: The child learned to count the spaces on the Monopoly board as they moved their game piece.
- Addition: The child practiced adding the numbers on the dice to determine how many spaces to move.
- Subtraction: The child subtracted the amount of money they spent on purchasing properties from their total money.
- Multiplication: The child multiplied the number on the dice by the amount of money they earned from passing "Go" to calculate their total earnings.
- Money management: The child learned to manage their money by making decisions on buying properties, paying rent, and collecting rent from other players.
Tips for continued development:
1. Encourage the child to keep track of their money and properties using a notebook or spreadsheet, which will enhance their math skills and organization.
2. Introduce more complex math concepts, such as percentages, by discussing the mortgage interest rates and calculating the amount needed to pay off a mortgage.
3. Play variations of Monopoly that involve more advanced math skills, such as Monopoly Junior Math, which incorporates multiplication and division.