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Math Dots Cards Prenatal Through Preschool 1 - 50, Black Teach your baby math. International Parenting Association, Inc.® http://www.InternationalParentingA © Copyright 2003 International Parenting Association, Inc.® Math Dots cards For developing computerlike math skills in infants and young children Rapid transmission of large amounts of information stimulates the right brain. An activated right brain can function like a computer making rapid calculations without any conscious effort, according to Dr. Makoto Shichida. Answers appear automatically on the screen of the mind which is why the right brain is called the “image” brain. Print Print cards on regular or index paper. Cardboard may be used for backing. Insert cards in loose-leaf page protectors. Practice Practice with the cards until your are comfortable using them and have built up some speed. Then show them to the child. Prepare the learning environment Before giving a presentation eliminate noise and distractions, such as TV, and provide good lighting. Presentation Tell the child you have Math Dots. Ask if he/she would like to see them. Smile and be enthusiastic! Hold the cards at the childs eye level at a distance of about 18 inches. When showing cards move them from the back of the stack to the front. Hold the cards steady as you show them. Flash cards quickly, about one per second. Articulate clearly. Show up to 10 cards per session, or more if there is interest—but keep sessi