These activities are appropriate for ages 6 to 9. Browse to find the activities that work best for your child.
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Collecting stickers from your favorite fruits and graphing them is a fun activity that gets the whole family involved.
Adding a math twist to the classic Bingo game equals F-U-N on your next trip to the grocery store!
This game played with your pocket change is a fun way to pass the time while waiting at the doctor's office or taking a bus ride!
Making and wearing colorful pasta necklaces is a fun and creative way for your child to explore patterns.
Play this board game next family night, choosing from spinners that give your child experience with probability. (Print out PDF for board game)
Whether you are making a jack-o-lantern for Halloween or a pumpkin pie for the holidays, here is a fun way to engage your child in estimation, measurement and simple graphing activities.
