Understanding big and small lays the foundation for early mathematical concepts such as measurement, comparison, and estimation. These are fundamental skills that they will build upon in later grades. Explaining big and small encourages children to observe their surroundings and identify difference Children were made to attempt quiz on the interactive panel. Explaining big and small to kindergarteners is essential for their language development, spatial awareness, mathematical understanding, observational skills, social interaction, and overall readiness for learning.
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Creating a Block Graph
Concept of block graph was explained through a practical application wherein teacher made a chart of favourite fruits and children placed bl...
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Auditions were held for an interschool competition "Fruity shapes" where in different interesting shapes had to be made through 2...
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Understanding big and small lays the foundation for early mathematical concepts such as measurement, comparison, and estimation. These are...
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Each child was given a number card from 1 to 10. Teacher announced any number let's say 5 and the child who had a corresponding number c...
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