Games that have scoring, such as throwing balls into a basket, require children to count. Introduce games like dominoes or rolling dice. Have your child roll the dice and count the dots. Let her try to roll for matches. Count favorite toys.
Books often have number themes or ideas.
It's best not to use drills or arithmetic worksheets with young children. These can make children dislike math because they don't fit with the way they learn math naturally. Getting Along Learning to get along with others is very important. Children who are kind, helpful, patient, and loving generally do better in school. What you'll need No materials required What to do Let your child know that you are glad to be his mommy or daddy.