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Saxon K is fun and light. Off the top of my head it has activities like:

 

making pictographs

learning/reviewing the days of the week

making and reading patterns

making some/some-more stories and some/some-went-away stories (using teddy bear counters to act out addition and subtraction)

making pattern block designs

identifying attributes

recognizing different shapes

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Saxon K is fun and light. Off the top of my head it has activities like:

 

making pictographs

learning/reviewing the days of the week

making and reading patterns

making some/some-more stories and some/some-went-away stories (using teddy bear counters to act out addition and subtraction)

making pattern block designs

identifying attributes

recognizing different shapes

 

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Saxon K is fun and light. Off the top of my head it has activities like:

 

making pictographs

learning/reviewing the days of the week

making and reading patterns

making some/some-more stories and some/some-went-away stories (using teddy bear counters to act out addition and subtraction)

making pattern block designs

identifying attributes

recognizing different shapes

 

 

Would Saxon K be too much for a 4yo? Are there lots of manipulatives? (We need loads and loads of manipulatives!)

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We're doing Miquon and Thinking Kids Math Cards from Rainbow resource--I got one of the bargain bin PK-1 sets for like $20 and both my littles can use them! We have cusenaire rods and counting bears we use for patterning too... and don't forget Team Umizoomi! :D Also, the more starfall.com website has math although it is a bit above ds3.5's level he still likes to play it. :) Also, you may want to check out aha! math on learning.com. HTH! :)

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We're doing Miquon and Thinking Kids Math Cards from Rainbow resource--I got one of the bargain bin PK-1 sets for like $20 and both my littles can use them! We have cusenaire rods and counting bears we use for patterning too... and don't forget Team Umizoomi! :D Also, the more starfall.com website has math although it is a bit above ds3.5's level he still likes to play it. :) Also, you may want to check out aha! math on learning.com. HTH! :)

 

 

Can Miquon be used by a child that young? Which set of C rods would I need?

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