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Directions: Point to the circular wheels on the car and say "circle". Have her repeat the word circle after you. Have her color in the circles using a green crayon.

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Directions: Look at the number and say "two". First have your child trace the number 2 below following the arrows 1, 2. Then have her count the dogs and write on the blank li...

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Directions: Ask your child what the shape of the life preservers is: a circle. Next have him look for two square shapes. Have your child start on the black dot and trace each...

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Directions: Ask your child to circle four objects together in a box using a pencil. Next have him trace the number 4 in each box and on the line. Then have him practice writi...

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Directions: Have your child trace his fingers along the dotted lines of the circles. Say, "This is a circle". Give your child a blue crayon and a red crayon. Have him color t...

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Directions: Take out a ring and place it in front of your infant. Encourage your baby to explore the ring using his hands. Describe the shape to your baby by saying, "Your ri...

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Directions: Point to the number 3. Say "three" out loud; have your child repeat it. Looking at the pictures on the top line, have him count the fish bowls and say how many he...

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Directions: Have your child look at the number at the top of the page and say "two". Ask him to follow the arrows 1 and 2 to trace each number 2. Then have him count how many...

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Directions: Ask your child to count the objects in each box. Have him circle every group of three objects using a pencil. Next have him trace the number 3 on the line.

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Directions: Ask your child to tell you what number she sees at the top of the page: four. With your help have her count all four of the boats. Then follow the arrows 1 and 2 ...

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Directions: Place blocks on the floor. Encourage your child's observation skills by describing blocks for him to find. Use words that help him focus on the color, for example...

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Directions: Look at the picture with your child. Ask your child to point to the bird on the bed. Give her a green crayon and have her color the bird on the bed.