Early Childhood Math: Geometry, Patterns, Measurements, and Data Analysis

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The video provides an overview of teaching geometry, measurement, patterns, and data analysis to young children (ages 2 through grade 3) using developmental progressions from the IES Practice Guide, "Teaching Math to Young Children." It emphasizes helping children recognize, name, and compare shapes, and then teaching them to combine and separate these shapes. For patterns, the video suggests encouraging children to identify patterns and teaching them to extend, correct, and create their own. In measurement, it recommends promoting understanding by teaching children to make direct comparisons and use both informal and formal measurement tools. Finally, for data analysis, the video guides on how to help children collect, organize, and graphically represent information. For further details, it advises reviewing the full practice guide or visiting the REL Central website.
Subject:
Mathematics
HLP:
15
Length:
Short
Tags:
Early childhood, All Levels, Mathematics, Instructional Strategy
Type:
Video
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