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Brown Stairs

Ten, Brown, wooden prisms all the same length, varying in height and width from 1 centimeter to 10 centimeters square. The blocks vary in 2 dimensions.
Presentation: Mix the prisms on a mat or rug on the floor. Arrange them in order; usually from largest to smallest, to form a stair. The two sides of the stair have to be even. When moving the stair stretch out your hand on the thickness to measure with a muscle impression the thickness.
Exercise: The child does the presented exercise. He can use two hands to pick up the largest prism and use his/her one hand for the smaller ones. Later, show how your child that the smallest prism fits on top of each stair of each level.
Control of error: Usually a child can find any mistakes by feeling the stair.
Purpose: Visual perception and muscular feel of differences of size.Understanding and awareness of dimensions.Math readiness-emphasis on 1 through 10Relationship of square numbers 1 through 104 of the smallest prism makes the second stair.Nine of the smallest prism makes the third stair.100 of the smallest prism makes the last stair.
Again, count the stairs from 1 to 10. Also, your child can place the pink tower next to the brown stair as a visual comparison.