Author name: Class Mora Team

Graphing readiness refers to the set of early skills a young child needs before making or reading a simple graph.

Sorting and classification is the ability to group objects by shared features and then organize those groups into categories. Young

Patterning activities are short, hands-on games in which children notice, copy, extend and create repeating sequences of objects, sounds, movements

Shape recognition games are activities that help young children name, sort and match basic shapes such as circles, squares, triangles

Number sense activities are short, playful tasks that help young children understand what numbers mean, how quantities compare, and how

Counting skills foundations are the early abilities that let young children understand numbers, quantities and the basic logic behind counting.

Manipulatives for math readiness are physical objects that young children can handle, move and arrange while they learn early math

A fine motor station setup is an arrangement of small learning areas where young children practice the precise movements of

Vocabulary worksheets for preschoolers are printed or digital activities that ask young children to name, match, sort or describe words

Using songs for language is a common practice in preschools, kindergartens and homes, and it draws on something most children