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Outlines objectives including categorical thinking, visual discrimination, fine-motor development, coordination, number-set recognition, verbal expression, and following directions. Provides Spanish learning vocabulary for size and math concepts, plus item-based directions for selecting one or multiple numbers and matching colors and quantities. 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square is a wild card.\u003Cbr>5) Child picks up the corresponding number of pompoms\u003Cbr>6) As they pick up each pompom, they can say the color and size\u003Cbr>7) Place each pompom on the corresponding Color Square\u003Cbr>8) After pompoms are sorted, child counts each set of pompoms and writes the number on paper.\u003Cbr>9) Parent can use highlighter to write number to serve as a guide. | ¡HolaKids!® Exploradores (5 year olds)\u003Cbr>1) Using only 1-5 number cards, have child select two number cards\u003Cbr>2) Child places the corresponding number of pompoms on each card\u003Cbr>3) Add the pom poms together to get the sum of the number cards\u003Cbr>4) Now pick another card and remove that amount of pompoms from the pile\u003Cbr>5) Child describes each pile of pom poms, which pile is bigger? Are the piles the same? What color pom poms are in each pile? Are they large or small pom poms? |\n\nPOM POM HOCKEY!- INSTRUCTIONS ON WEBSITE.  \n[www.languageinaction.com/pompoms.htm](www.languageinaction.com/pompoms.html)[l](www.languageinaction.com/pompoms.html)","cbCaiokSDsvVZGMk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiokSDsvVZGMk","pdf",145682,"English","# Objectives\n## Vocabulary and Key Concepts\n## Materials Needed\n## Activity Instructions by Age Group","[{\"question\":\"What learning objectives does the pom pom activity target?\",\"answer\":\"The handout targets categorical thinking, visual discrimination, fine motor skills, coordination, recognition of number sets, verbal expression, and following directions.\"},{\"question\":\"Which Spanish vocabulary words are included?\",\"answer\":\"It includes size words (pequeño, mediano, grande) and math words (más, menos, igual), plus directions prompts like choosing one number or two numbers.\"},{\"question\":\"How do the activities differ for 2-, 3-, 4-, and 5-year-olds?\",\"answer\":\"Each age group has sequenced steps, moving from finger/tweezer picking and color matching (2-year-olds) to adding counting, lining up, comparing most/least, matching number squares, and simple addition/subtraction and describing piles (5-year-olds).\"}]","POM POMS: Learning Through Play - “Pompón” - Full Instructions | PDF"]