Here's another activity you can do with young kids. If you know the doubles facts, you can find the doubles +/- facts by using logic. You can also do this activity with countable objects - Skittles, for instance. You have 4 Skittles and the child has 4 Skittles. Ask the child how many Skittles you both have in all. Then give a Skittle to the child and ask how many you each have. Talk through the logic of what happens when one person shares with another. Do how many more do you have? How many less do I have? Do we still have the same amount altogether?

If you watch carefully in this video, you'll be able to tell that my 4 year old isn't fully understanding the logic of this. It should be more clear to her in 6 months to a year, I think. This is a good Kindergarten and 1st grade skill to learn. Do it with numbers other than four, too!

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