Building Blocks PreK Math © 2025

Building Blocks PreK Math provides a variety of hands-on activities, meaningful discussions, stimulating games, and enriching literary experiences—all carefully crafted to engage children and foster foundational mathematical thinking. This program provides guidance to educators on using questions and discussions to deepen children’s mathematical understanding. Teachers will gain valuable insights into how individual children learn math, better equipping them to nurture mathematical growth and monitor progress effectively.


Key Features:
Engaging activities: Essential to Building Blocks® PreK Math each digital practice activity addresses a specific developmental level of the math learning trajectories. The assignable activities can be previewed by the teacher to demonstrate for children. They are included as center activities throughout each week of instruction.


The Building Blocks® PreK Math Manipulative Kit: Encourage developmental learning by implementing concrete modeling in order to build children’s conceptual understanding. The kit includes program specific manipulatives for each lesson, that help provide mathematical meaning and build confidence for young learners who are in the process of understanding the world around them.


Flexible Implementation: The weekly overview provides suggestions for both three-day or five-day implementations. Both implementation options provide teachers with robust lesson plans that engage children according to natural learning progressions.


Built-in Assessments: Improve instruction by informing teachers about the effectiveness of their lessons, promote children’s growth by identifying where they need additional instruction and support, and recognize accomplishments. The Assessment Guide provides a variety of assessments to help determine what children know and inform instruction including: 
-Small-Group Record Sheets: Use the Small-Group Record Sheets to guide observations and interactions with children during each small-group activity.   
-Weekly Record Sheets: Use the Weekly Record Sheets to record children’s participation and progress on math activities.   
-Learning Trajectory Records: Use the Learning Trajectory Record to gather information on where each child may be in a given learning trajectory.