Kids love chowing down on cereal, leaving many households swimming in empty cereal boxes. But there’s no need for those boxes to head to the recycling pile immediately! Try repurposing them to use in these five easy activities that also help boost math skills.

En esta manualidad, los niños practicarán contar del uno al diez con la ayuda de 10 pececitos coloridos.

In this hands-on craft activity, children will practice counting from one to 10 using colorful fishes.

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Things from nature like pinecones, sticks, leaves, flowers, rocks, shells and acorns are just waiting to be used to develop kids' math skills. Here are three simple ways you can use them to tap into your child’s mathematical thinking outdoors.

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Did you ever think you could help your child practice graphing, counting, sorting, identifying shapes and making patterns with old boxes and bottle tops? It's easier than you think!

Cookies are a great start for a survey that not only teaches math — but also tastes good! Using store-bought, homemade or a mix of both, your child can survey family and friends over which cookie is the best, and practice counting, comparing and analyzing data.

En esta actividad manual, los niños practican clasificar un grupo de objetos de varias maneras.

In this hands-on activity, children practice sorting a group of items in many different ways.