Your learner can explore the concepts of more and less while practicing their counting skills with this magnificent printable! Set-Up
Math Activities
Help your child build mathematical thinking skills and dive deeper into math concepts by zeroing in on these activities.
Stars So Bright Printable
Your learner can practice number sequencing as they connect the stars to reveal favorite characters from Sumville! Set-Up Time: Under
Kirra’s “Add It Up” Garden & Printable Flower Crown
Often used in classrooms, 10-frames are a math tool that allows kids to work with numbers in a concrete and playful way! This activity is perfect for DIY practice and even comes with a printable flower crown!
The 8 Best Math Games For Kids To Play At Home
Looking for fun math games for kids to try at home? This article has you covered!
5 Preschool Math Games Your Child Will Want To Play
Here, find preschool math games to keep your child learning and entertained.
7 Fun And Easy Math Activities For Preschoolers
Here are seven fun and easy math activities for preschoolers from the experts at HOMER.
Shapes For Kids: The Complete Parents’ Guide To Teaching Shapes
We’ll share six fun activities that you can try at home with your child to help make learning shapes both educational and entertaining.
10 Fun And Educational Counting Activities Kids Can Do At Home
HOMER is here with 10 fun, educational, and exciting counting activities.
Cupcake Tin Counting Game
Ready, set, count! This tactile game is perfect for little learners developing their understanding of counting principles.
Make a Mini-Tangram Puzzle
Use this fun tangram puzzle to “piece” it all together. What this activity lacks in pun, it makes up for in fun (and rhyme).
7 Number Matching Games Your Child Will Want To Play
Just as your child must learn how to read letters, they must also learn to “read” numbers. These activities develop number recognition skills.
Number Recognition Games Your Preschooler Will Love
To work up to counting, adding, subtracting, and multiplying, your child will first master a universally helpful skill — number recognition!