@earlymindsacademy: #creatorsearchinsights Many parents are surprised when their child can count from 1 to 20 perfectly but struggles to identify the number 7 or 12 when they see it. The truth is that counting numbers and reading numbers are two different skills. In the Montessori approach, children learn numbers through quantity first. They touch, move, and count real objects before connecting those quantities to number symbols. This helps them understand that numbers are not just words to memorize but quantities they can see and feel. If we want children to identify numbers confidently, we must teach them with quantities, not just by reciting number names. This holiday season is a great opportunity to strengthen your child's foundational skills through fun and engaging learning activities instead of endless screen time. 📚 Available for your child: ✅ Montessori Kids Activity Pack ✅ Phonics Activity Pack ✅ Interactive Holiday Learning Classes Let's use this holiday period to help our children build strong reading and numeracy foundations while having fun. Comment READY if you would like details about any of these resources or if you'd like your child to join my next holiday class. #MontessoriLearning #NumberRecognition #EarlyYearsEducation #PreschoolLearning
