Infants and toddlers are born explorers, naturally curious and eager to make sense of the world around them. From the moment they begin to interact with their environment, they start developing foundational skills in math and science. In this training, participants will learn how to intentionally support the early math and science learning of young children through everyday routines, meaningful experiences, and nurturing interactions. This session will highlight the critical role that early childhood educators and families play in fostering early curiosity and building a solid foundation for school readiness. By focusing on the natural exploration of math concepts like counting, sorting, and understanding "more" and "less," as well as the scientific inquiry of cause and effect, participants will discover how infants and toddlers engage with fundamental ideas of math and science long before they enter formal schooling. By the end of the training, participants will: - Understand the key math and science concepts that infants and toddlers begin to explore. - Recognize the importance of adult interactions in supporting early learning. - Gain practical strategies for embedding math and science learning into daily routines. - Feel empowered to nurture curiosity and help young children develop critical thinking skills that form the foundation for future academic success.