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<h2>The Development of Mathematical Thinking</h2>

At DreamBox learning we want to support teachers and parents in their commitment to their students&rsquo; math education. So we&rsquo;ve created this math development timeline to help you understand the cognitive development and the appropriate math concepts children should be learning at each age from 4 to 8 years old. And we&rsquo;ve suggested some appropriate ways that you can support math learning at each stage of development.

The Transitional Nature of Development: A Cautionary Tale

The Developing Mind From Ages 4&ndash;8

Your Four Year Old

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	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age four</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
</ul>

Your Five Year Old

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	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age five</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
</ul>

Your Six Year Old

<ul>
	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age six</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
</ul>

Your Seven Year Old

<ul>
	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age seven</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
</ul>

Your Eight Year Old

<ul>
	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age eight</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
</ul>

The Importance of Parental Participation In Learning

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At DreamBox learning we want to support teachers and parents in their commitment to their students&rsquo; math education. So we&rsquo;ve created this math development timeline to help you understand the cognitive development and the appropriate math concepts children should be learning at each age from 4 to 8 years old. And we&rsquo;ve suggested some appropriate ways that you can support math learning at each stage of development.
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The Transitional Nature of Development: A Cautionary Tale

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The Developing Mind From Ages 4&ndash;8

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	<li>Math learning at age four</li>
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Your Five Year Old

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	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age five</li>
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Your Six Year Old

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	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age six</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
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Your Seven Year Old

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	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age seven</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
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Your Eight Year Old

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<ul>
	<li>Cognitive development</li>
	<li>Math learning at age eight</li>
	<li>Activities</li>
</ul>

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The Importance of Parental Participation In Learning

At DreamBox learning we want to support teachers and parents in their commitment to their students’ math education. So we’ve created this math development timeline to help you understand the cognitive development and the appropriate math concepts children should be learning at each age from 4 to 8 years old. And we’ve suggested some appropriate ways that you can support math learning at each stage of development.

The Development of Mathematical Thinking

The Development of Mathematical Thinking

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