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[email protected]Incorporating consistent, enjoyable, and meaningful opportunities for math learning into your family’s summer agenda could benefit your kids long after they bid summer break a fond farewell. The reason: summer learning loss (or the “summer slide”). Thi..
As students go back to school and come back into Mathnasium, the well-being of our families and staff continues to be our first priority. We are emphasizing hygiene standards for all students and staff, as well as cleaning protocols with di..
Join our Problem the Week Zoom Meeting on Fridays at 2pm in May and June, 2020 (open to active Mathnasium students for free) Do you miss bringing your children to Mathnasium? Do your children miss the instructors and their friends at Mathnasi..
The Mathnasium Method™ Is Now Available from the Comfort and Convenience of Home "My daughter loves her @home experience. She said it's really great to do her math at home, and she is able to get a lot done in each sessio..
Q: How do birds get better at math? A: They eggs-ercise their brains with word problems! Word problems aren’t just for the birds, they’re a great way for students to improve their math skills as well! Our weekly word problem challenges are..
We love arts and crafts! There’s nothing so satisfying as making something special with your own two hands. And quite often, arts and crafts require great math skills. This week’s word problem challenge brings these things together and gi..
Happy 2018 fellow math lovers! Is one of your New Year’s resolutions to improve your math skills? We think that’s a great goal, and we can help you do it in a FUN way! Visit the Mathnasium Number Sense blog every Wednesday to find a new word p..
Q: How do elderly gingerbread people walk around? A: With candy canes! As you’re baking your tasty treats this holiday season, remember to bring your math skills with you into the kitchen—and everywhere! You can start with this week’..
