 Erikson InstituteOur set of Big Ideas map the key math concepts young children need to explore between the ages of 3 and 6. Big Ideas are foundational to lifelong mathematical thinking and can guide teaching and learning in the early childhood years. They are organized by topic here and in our book, Big Ideas of Early Mathematics: What Teachers of Young Children Need to Know. Learning early mathematics means opportunities to play around with and talk about the Big Ideas. |  ZenoZeno provides games that are made specifically for young learners and their families. Preschool children can partake in all activities learning concepts of basic shapes, sorting, numeration, geometry, and more. |
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