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Here you’ll find all the new and upcoming units being added to this nature and art based homeschool math program. Ideal for elementary students, these units focus on aligning common core math standards with learning through real-life experiences, projects and plans. Find the newest units being released below, or take a look at the activity pages for math inspiration in your own homeschool or classroom. "The book of Nature are written in the language of mathematics." -Galileo Galilei  
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Unit 1 is HERE!

  Introducing Messy Beautiful MATH!  An active and fun way to approach teaching math - at home or in play-based schools!  Math. What comes to mind when you think of teaching your preschooler(s) math? Tedious time wasted sitting down, rote counting exercises, boring worksheets? Concerned your little one isn't getting enough early learning in to help them succeed in kindergarten or homeschool? Introducing MessyBeautifulMATH!  This curriculum is different from others in that it gets kids learning math through active play, time spent outdoors (with indoor ideas too!) fun crafts, and  just enough  sit-down work to teach them the basic concepts - and to put together a nice homeschool or classroom portfolio! It includes everything you need like daily lessons, cards, printable worksheets, and plenty of ideas! What's Inside MessyBeautifulMATH? Although this is just the very first unit of the preschool curriculum, here is what you'll typically find inside every Messy...
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Introducing Unit 2: Numbers 6 through 10!

  Messy Beautiful MATH Unit 2 is here MessyBeautifulMath Unit 2 is here! If you missed unit 1, you can read about it here: https://www.messybeautifulfun.com/2025/06/introducing-messy-beautiful-math.html Play-Based, Nature-Focused Math Curriculum for your youngest learners MessyBeautiful Math is all about bringing learning and play together. When my kids were younger, I wanted a way to teach them that would focus on play, imagination, being outdoors - but still meeting standards and those all-important early math literacy skills! That is how these lessons, worksheets, and centers were made! Now, I've put them all together into a focused, rigorous curriculum that can be used in many ways keeping it as short or as long as you'd like. Every unit spans one month and focuses on one skill: unit 2 focuses on numbers 6-10 (Unit 1 covered numbers 1-5) But my child knows how to count! Many kids do know how to count to ten by this age, but do they undertsand what it means? Can they visual...
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