Pre K- Kindergarten-number-sense-5-senses
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This document provides guidance for teaching pre-K and kindergarten students to relate numerals from 0 to 10 to quantities through using their senses. It suggests having students construct sets of objects for numerals, identify numbers of objects in sets, hold up fingers for numerals, and match numerals to pictures, and poses an open-ended question asking students to show the number 5 using their senses.
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