Early Mathematical Activities and Logical Thinking for Children

Infants and children learn mathematics through daily activities. They find mathematical relevance in their daily lives as they explore space, compare numbers and isolate tools and objects. Did you know that the games we play with babies and children can encourage early math learning?


Children learn through play with various objects. They learn the early mathematical concepts such as size, small-size, high-low, slow-pace, light weight, and so on. By helping them learn the concepts, we have helped them learn the early math skills.

Logical thinking is a thinking process based on reasoning that gives reason or reason to something or thinks of the consequences or consequences of something.


Parents often want their children to learn quickly but do not know about the development of children. In fact there are many simple activities that can be done with children as early as the baby. Children learn from concrete to abstract, which is concrete that can be seen with a naked eye and can be touched like a cat, while an abstract of something that is not physical like a scent.


I'm here Aida to share some fun and learning activities for the kids to do:

°match when looking for a pair of shoes to wear.

°make a separation when they re-save the toy according to the type or place the tableware like cups, plates, spoons and garnish into the container after meal.

°estimating the quantities for example more, less than, greater than, heavier than, and so on.

°Playing water can be an activity for logical thinking. which is lightweight floating, heavily submerged.

°The baby sees the reflection of the face from the mirror. logical thinking, the baby can recognize his own look and know the mirror bounces.

for kids, learning with songs and movements is really fun.

happy je is his activity. Easy activities are capable of generating children's learning progress. These kids are actually very smart though they still can not respond but they can absorb everything that's seen, heard and touch.

Written by : Aidawati Binti Dahalan