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In this hands-on activity, young children will practice recognizing, copying and extending patterns with simple items you have around the house.

A new year symbolizes hope for many cultures around the world. Learn how different countries observe the holiday and perhaps try a new tradition this New Year’s Eve.

As we count backward, observe clocks and reference calendars during the year-end, we can help our little ones practice counting, sequencing and tallying skills.

Here are a few fun ideas to start the winter season right while building math skills.

The winter holiday season is a great time to learn about other holidays and cultural traditions besides our own. These children’s books are a great place to start.

Get comfy with this carefully curated book list of wintry mathematical board and picture books that will make learning at home seriously fun.

We may not be able to celebrate the holidays as usual but experts share ideas on how to connect with friends and family this year, including special video calls and treats in the mail.

How can grown-ups explain to kids how different this holiday season will be? We asked two child psychologists for their tips. The major takeaway? Be honest and fair to yourself.

Here is a homemade Thanksgiving garland activity you can make with the little ones in your life to celebrate the season. Bonus! It’s also a great way to practice a little bit of mindfulness.

En este divertido juego familiar de matemáticas, los niños explorarán el valor posicional al juntar y dividir números en "decenas" y "unidades".