These are kinesthetic lessons for learning about the quantity of 15 and the way it can be divided into sets of 5.

This kinesthetic lesson is for learning about the quantity of 15 and the way it can be divided into 5 sets of 3.

Kinesthetic lesson for young kids: Written language and math use vertical shapes, so any head start activities toddlers and preschoolers can learn will be an advantage for kindergarten and beyond. Most kids of varying abilities can derive benefit from this lesson.

The lesson uses 2 sets of 4 to equal eight (4)+(4)=8, but any combination to 10 can be substituted.

This is a hands on project practicing math skills in the kitchen.

In 78 pages you'll find 33 beginning and advanced lessons for K-6 students in math, language, and large photos of letters in the one-hand alphabet. A great handbook to spark enthusiasm with students of different abilities and learning styles.

Learning with as many senses as possible helps instill new concepts, including basic academics such as math and language.

Kinesthetic lesson for young kids: Horizontal is a concept used in later academics - as an example, crossing the "t" and "T" in printing. Most kids of varying abilities can derive benefit from this lesson.

Kinesthetic Language Lesson: Practice in printing the alphabet letters ´b´ and ´d´ correctly.

This lesson plan is a hands-on activity to learn about latitude and longitude, and how to remember which is which.