Learn Kindergarten Math with Appu & Tiger

Apu and Tiger guide young learners through counting from one to ten using apples, teaching counting numbers and practicing with exercises.

Learn kindergarten math with Appu and Tiger as they use fingers to practice counting from one to ten.

Practice kindergarten math by counting blocks, flowers, candies, and cookies, then write the digits in the boxes.

Count and circle the numbers for bottles, strawberries, pencils, caps, and seeds to practice counting and matching numbers, with praise for correct answers.

Learn to count and write numbers from one to ten by counting everyday items like ties, bicycles, books, cars, carrots, and ants, reinforcing number formation and practice.

Match objects that look the same to reinforce early math skills through fun, guided practice with butterflies, boats, and cakes.

Match objects that look similar to identify pairs in kindergarten math, such as birds, ladybugs, bicycles, and flowers.

Practice matching similar objects to strengthen early math skills, using animals like fish, starfish, frog, bird, and vehicles such as car and bicycle.

Practice matching patterns in kindergarten math by identifying pictures that are similar or not similar, boosting quick pattern recognition as you correctly match.

Match the things that are used together, such as toothbrush with toothpaste, cricket bat with ball, and shoes with socks, to practice early math concepts and object pairing.

Identify the odd one out in groups to build early reasoning, highlighting animals vs a house, birds vs a kite, and fruits vs a cupcake.

Practice sorting by grouping similar objects into drinks and snacks, placing drinks on the drinks tray and snacks on the snacks tray to visualize categories.

Sort and match objects by category: flowers into the flower basket, fruits into the fruit basket, animals into the farm, fish into the water.

Sort objects by color to reinforce color recognition, circling reds, yellows, and greens while discarding non-matching items, as Appu and Tiger guide you through color-based grouping.

Learn how to sort items by number using two and three baskets, three and four bowls, and jars for beads, practicing basic counting skills and categorization.

Count in order to find the missing number between one and three and between three and five, building early number sense.

Count the dots to find the missing numbers in small to large sequences and write the answers, from two through ten, practicing counting and number writing.

Practice identifying missing numbers by writing the correct digit and drawing the corresponding number of dots to match each step.

Count the number of dots and write the missing number from large to small. This lesson reinforces early counting and number writing with missing-number practice.

Color and write helps young learners color patterns, count squares, and write numbers from one to ten.

Sort and identify solid shapes by matching each object to its corresponding solid, practice spotting the same kind of solid in items like a can, ball, dice, and long box.

Match shapes to solids: rectangle to a gift box, circle to a drum, triangle to a watermelon slice, hexagon to a honeycomb, square to a Rubik's cube.

Sort shapes into the correct boxes by identifying objects by shape and matching squares, circles, rectangles, and triangles, with examples like a biscuit, pizza, window, envelope, and traffic cone.

Color and sort shapes by color, matching squares to orange, circles to blue, rectangles to pink, and triangles to cream, guided by Appu and Tiger.

Explore making an object using shapes by building a house with square structure, triangle roof, rectangle door and steps, circle sun, and windows.

Practice color patterns and predict the next color in sequences with Appu and Tiger, learning to color the next item in blue and green, pink and brown, red and orange.

Draw and color the next shape in a repeating pattern, using colors and shapes like pink square, yellow triangle, blue square, and red heart to build early math skills.

Count and compare apples on two trees, ice cream cones in two pictures, and bees to identify which has more or less.

Count and compare groups of toys, birds, and ants to determine which group has more, using group A, B, and C as practice for early math skills.

Learn to identify the larger number by comparing counts in pictures and circling the number that is more, with practice counting children, drinks, and insects.

Circle the number that is less in each picture to compare quantities. Practice identifying fewer items among cupcakes, candies, cookies, pizza slices, and walnuts to build early math skills.

Explore basic measurement concepts by comparing lengths to determine which is shorter, using animals and objects like caterpillars, sharks, and dogs in fun, visual activities.

Compare lengths to decide which object is longer, using keys, crayons, and ribbons as examples. Celebrate correct answers as learners identify which item is longer.

Circle the longest in red and the shortest in blue to compare items like crocodiles, arrows, trains, and branches. Practice recognizing and naming the longest and shortest with confidence.

Practice kindergarten math by identifying who is shorter between a man and a boy, a big girl and a little girl, and two clowns, using arrows to show the shortest.

Circle the tallest in red and the shortest in blue to compare birds and towers, such as the stork being tallest and the sparrow or duck being shortest.

Compare pairs to identify which is smaller, such as grey owl and brown owl. The mouse is smaller than the lion, and the hill is smaller than the mountains.

Learn kindergarten math by comparing sizes to determine which is bigger, using a box and familiar animals like the elephant, mouse, coconut, walnut, hippo, and sheep.

Apply circular markers to identify the smallest and biggest objects, using red for smallest and blue for biggest, with examples like ant, bunny, snail, lion, baby shoes, and boots.

Learn to compare weights by determining which is heavier among pumpkin and tomato, couch and stool, and sacks of rice and sugar.

Explore comparing weights in kindergarten math by identifying which object is lighter, such as the baby vs. the girl, feather vs. pen, and book vs. bag, to build arithmetic intuition.

Identify the heaviest and lightest objects by circling the red heaviest and blue lightest, using a sequence of items like truck, bicycle, bucket of water, coffee cup, airplane, and boat.

Learn to count from 11 to 20 using apples as a visual aid, building on counting up to ten with repeated apple counts.

Learn to count from 11 to 20 and write numbers by counting marbles, beads, blocks, sheep, and crayons, with guided practice.

Draw more objects to match a given number by adding to ten, practicing up to twelve to sixteen with examples like strawberries, pebbles, pins, spoons, and snails.

Practice filling in the missing numbers to complete sequences from ten to twenty across cheese slices, socks, glasses, tennis balls, and lemons with Appu and Tiger.

Count the dots and write the numbers in the box to practice early math with Appu and Tiger. Reinforce number writing from ten to eighteen through guided exercises.