FIVE FESTIVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAMILY MATH FUN
The most wonderful time of the year is here once again, and with holiday cheer come many lighthearted opportunities for math learning!
The most wonderful time of the year is here once again, and with holiday cheer come many lighthearted opportunities for math learning!
Goodbye, summer… and hello to a brand new school year full of fun, learning, and potential! As you and your family navigate the back-to-school hustle and bustle of schedule changes, shopping, and charting an action plan for the year ahead, seeking math help may be the last thing on your mind. However, the start of the school year is actually an ide
Parents, if there’s one golden nugget of math advice we can pass along to help you set your family up for math success, this Washington Post op-ed by Petra Bonfert-Taylor sums it up: Stop telling kids you’re bad at math. You are spreading math anxiety ‘like a virus.’
Have you ever wondered why astronauts can jump so high on the moon? It’s because the force of gravity on the moon is lower than it is on Earth!
Mathnasium Number Sense Here's an ancient Chinese geometric puzzle that's fun and challenging... and will give your spatial recognition skills a boost! A tangram consists of seven moveable shapes called tans, which are all cut from one square.
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.
Because a math curriculum only continues to build on existing knowledge, it is important to set a solid foundation of basic skills throughout elementary school. If you are not sure what exactly your child should be learning in elementary math classes, here is an overview of the most essential subjects that should be covered.
Math can be intimidating, but it won’t be if we realize that it’s just a way of describing what we do in life.