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Counting Handful of Buttons 01 Lessons Learnt Journal

Counting: Handful of Buttons

By Pauline On August 15, 2012 · Add Comment · In Activities for Children, Maths Games, Pre school, Subjects, Work
    Children learn the forward sequence of number words initially in the same way as they learn the alphabet, as a continuous string. As children begin to learn how to count, they may be able to say some number words and use those words when in the process of counting.   However, in the emergent [...]
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