- Counting the number of cedarwood pieces needed for each sachet
- Measuring and cutting the fabric into equal-sized squares
- Dividing the cedarwood pieces equally among the sachets
- Calculating the total number of sachets made
For continued development, the child can:
- Explore different shapes and sizes of sachets, and calculate the amount of fabric needed for each
- Experiment with different ratios of cedarwood pieces to fabric, and observe how it affects the scent of the sachets
- Create a bar graph to visually represent the number of sachets made each day, and analyze the data to find patterns or trends
- Practice multiplication by calculating the total number of cedarwood pieces used for a given number of sachets