Looking for quick and easy subitizing games to help students quickly recognize dot patterns and develop the skill of subitizing?
Subitizing is the ability to instantly see how many in a small collection of items without counting. It is an
A new Kinems related study just completed by Mrs Melina-Sofia Armaganidou, speech language pathologist, and professor Maria Kambouri at the UCL Institute of Education, London UK. It presents the positive findings in a special need school for autistic children (Early
Young students love puzzles. They offer a fun experience which also leads to the promotion of several skills including spatial skills. Spatial skills are necessary for understanding and appreciating the geometric aspects of our world. A number of studies discuss
Let’s face it: Students need engagement in self motivated activities not necessarily academic goal oriented, that are associated with pleasure and enjoyment. Kids aren’t always in the mood to sit still and pay close attention to the teaching