Number and Logic Games for Preschoolers: 150 Brain-Boosting Activities

by Dorothy Einon

With these 150 easy and fun-filled games, parents can prepare their preschoolers for future math success. Kids won’t even realize they’re learning as they search for sequences and patterns; weigh and measure items; play guessing games; and enjoy singing “musical numbers.” And why should they, when they can master the fundamentals of counting during a delightful teatime picnic? Just lay out a tea set, pick 2 favorite stuffed toys or dolls, and have the child serve 1 cup, 2 sandwiches, and so on. Or throw dice to explain number patterns, draw pictures and match up shapes, and introduce fractions with segments of fruit. From an exciting game of mini-bingo to an artistic number frieze, every activity builds brainpower in the most delightful way.

128 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2004

Reviews

[Tracy Salguero · Rating 2 out of 5]

Great book if you want to find something to do with your child as a parent. This book is also good for ideas on how to teach complex ideas to children who need the extra bit of help.