Earlier this week, we introduced our Math Tips series to parents with kids in grades K-5 in hopes of helping foster an understanding, mastering, and love of math in the home. This week, we’re continuing this effort for paren..
Parents often ask us what they can do to help their children understand, master, and love math. Well, this happens to be right up our alley. In fact, it’s our mission! Our team of master educators has put together some funda..
Regardless of age or skill level, there are almost always gaps in a child’s foundational understanding that, if addressed, would boost their success in math. When we give assessments to children in our Rocklin center, we see that a high proportio..
A new year has come with an opportunity to start fresh. So we have a few suggestions that can help you and your child navigate the next 365 days for overall “math wellness” and success. &nb..
One of the most important things you can do to help your children succeed is to teach them math. However, you will discover that you can help your children learn math and an useful life skill at the same time by having them join you in the kitchen! Yes, y..
Note taking is an art that takes practice and discipline. It certainly isn’t easy when a flood of information is coming towards you and you have to decipher what’s important to write down and what’s not. Have a try..
Hop Aboard to Mathnasium for Bootcamp This school year, your child is taking on new subjects and exploring new ways to unlock their potential. The Mathnasium Method gives them the solid math and critical thinking skills th..
The School Year is Upon Us Developing a school year schedule, including basic routines, is essential for everyone’s sanity - students and parents. Having a set routine leads to a smoother tradition into the new school year and wil..
