First Steps to the Library highlights the skills young children need to be ready for school and helps caregivers understand how they can grow these skills.
School Readiness Skill: Children begin to identify, describe, classify, and understand shape, size, direction, and movement during play and other activities.
Do you need directions? Your little one does! Direction, size, and shape are some of the early math concepts your child is starting to understand. When you play I Spy and you say "I see a big circle up in the air," you introduce them to shape, size and direction. Here's how you can keeping growing those math skills:
Find more information about helping your little one grow their early math skills from our friends at Richland First Steps.
First Steps to the Library is a partnership between Richland Library and Richland First Steps.