Math

Watch how triangles can make more triangles. Cut out your own triangles, pause the video at different points, and make the shapes you see.

Use this dot-to-dot activity to celebrate winter and create a snowflake. When you're done, see if you can draw more on your own.

Join Elmo and friends as they learn about three important things people do with money.

Decorate these jar labels and help young kids practice saving, sharing, and spending!

Print out these worksheets then use scissors to cut out the pieces. Try to put the shapes together to create a picture.

Sing and dance as you learn about a shape with four equal sides. Look around you. Where do you see squares?

Print, color, and cut out multiple copies of this play money. Will you play toy store, ice cream shop, bakery, or ... ?

Use this fun interactive to learn about the numbers 0 through 10, and make some music along the way.

Download this free app and explore early math concepts or an individualized learning path for so much more.

Explore some basic counting skills and shape identification in this cute Peg and Cat adventure interactive.

Decorate these jar labels and help young kids practice saving, sharing, and spending!

Print, color, and cut out multiple copies of this play money. Will you play toy store, ice cream shop, bakery, or ... ?

Move—and count—along with this catchy song.

Help your preschooler learn to sort and categorize items. You can do it with paper or anything else you find around your home!

Get kids counting while cooking with this berry smoothie recipe that mixes in some math talk and teaching.

Turn cookie making into an opportunity to discuss and practice sharing, counting, and creating equal amounts.

Focus on measurement while making some classic, crowd-pleasing mac and cheese.

Create a fun number line using Post-its, and learn the relationship between one number and another.

Pair counting practice with pizza making in this recipe for individually sized pies.

Get your wiggles out and jump from number to number as you count from one to 10.

Use this fun interactive to learn about the numbers 0 through 10, and make some music along the way.

Splash along and make educated guesses about how much water will fit in Peg and Cat's bathtub. Then make it a bath night and try it yourself.

Create your own perfectly symmetrical work of art by painting on one side and seeing your creation mirrored on the other.

Look at the colorful shapes and decide what comes next. Drag and drop the next shape into place to complete the pattern.

Play with your favorite characters and explore lots of early learning concepts.

Recognize and continue patterns by placing cute bugs in their place, and explore some other math games.

Manipulate shapes and build spatial-awareness skills by moving shapes into position to create a larger picture.

Watch how triangles can make more triangles. Cut out your own triangles, pause the video at different points, and make the shapes you see.

Sing and dance as you learn about a shape with four equal sides. Look around you. Where do you see squares?

Explore some basic counting skills and shape identification in this cute Peg and Cat adventure interactive.

Are you ready to count? Sing, dance, and count yummy fruits up to 10!

Count the steps it takes you and your child to get to a destination, and use math terms to compare the results.

Practice some basic counting skills with this short Peg + Cat video. Then explore some more lessons with these animated friends.

Use this Team Umizoomi video to kick off a countdown activity that'll get kids ready to blast into space. Then make your own rocket.

Download this free app and explore early math concepts or an individualized learning path for so much more.

Build knowledge with these high-quality, daily instructional video lessons for ELA (grades K–8), math (grades K–12), and science (grades 3–5).

Check out these free math and science apps that explore some of the basic skills that lay a solid foundation for their future STEM concepts.

This pre-K app makes it easy and fun for young kids to immerse themselves in foundational skills like reading, counting, social-emotional learning, and more.

Choose the grade level that's right to get started.

Choose a grade level and click on the numbers icon to get to the math games. Pick a skill that would be good to practice.

Use this dot-to-dot activity to celebrate winter and create a snowflake. When you're done, see if you can draw more on your own.

Join Elmo and friends as they learn about three important things people do with money.

Print out these worksheets then use scissors to cut out the pieces. Try to put the shapes together to create a picture.

Build early fluency in math by making it a part of your language and conversations with these tips.