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Direct linkPiccolo, Diana L.; Test, Joan – Teaching Children Mathematics, 2010
Children build foundations for mathematical thinking in early play and exploration. During the preschool years, children enjoy exploring mathematical concepts--such as patterns, shape, spatial relationships, and measurement--leading them to spontaneously engage in mathematical thinking during play. Block play is one common example that engages…
Descriptors: Play, Standardized Tests, Problem Solving, Mathematical Concepts
