• Count up to 100, starting at any number (for example, 13 or 27).

• Count up to 20 objects accurately, touching each one as I count.

• Write my numbers, 0-20.

• Name shapes (triangle, circle, square, rectangle, hexagon, rhombus).

• Use position words (for example, above, below, beside, in front of, behind, next to, between, over, under).

• Compare objects (for example, longer/shorter, more/less, heavier/lighter)

How can I help my child learn math?

• Count together!  Fruit at the grocery store, ants crawling on the sidewalk, how many times they bounce a ball, etc.

• Play with shapes.  Encourage your child to experiment and create new shapes.  Talk about them.

• Play games.  Describe things you see and have your child guess what it is.  (For example, “I see something green behind the table.”)