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Princesses!

Can I support their Math Development?

“Can we make a new,


real outfit for your
princess?”
“What colors and
1 INVITE YOUR CHILD TO DESIGN AN
OUTFIT FOR A PRINCESS TOY
shapes might we
need?”
Gather old clothes your
child can cut with
“If we draw it first, it scissors
may be easier to make
it fit correctly.”
"How long should it
be? Why?”
“How many holes
should there be?” ENCOURAGE DRAWING THE
DESIGN ON FABRIC FIRST 2
“What kind of design
might it need?”
“Can we lay your
princess on the Have items such as
fabric to compare other dolls, blocks,
sizes?” and rulers near by to
compare sizes
“It seems a little long.
3 COMPUTE, CUT, EDIT, WEAR! What could we do?"
“Would this fit any other
doll? Why or why not?”
It does not have to be or
look perfect. It’s about
the process

As your child
explores sizes, quantities, and
properties, follow their lead. If the end of a
Math math experience looks different than the
tip beginning, that’s okay!

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