These tips give parents ideas for math exercises to develop their child’s math abilities. Just as you should read with your child, you should “math” with them as well, using natural language that makes sense to a child.
Progress reports are out, which means it’s a perfect time to discuss with your child how the school year has started and what they can do to achieve their goals by year’s end. Are they behind in some areas? Do they need to be challenged more? Let your child know that you’re ready to help!
Today’s parent tip for “mathing” with your child focuses on breaking down numbers. Counting on fingers is usually done because the child has not yet demonstrated strategies for counting other than counting by ones.
Now that the school year is underway, your child probably knows how they’re doing in math. But it’s also important to consider how they’re feeling about it. At the first signs of math anxiety, seeking help from a math tutor or supplemental math program is a good idea to build up their skills and confidence.
Most parents are eager to help their children do well in school, but they’re not giving them the tools necessary for success in their math classes. Parents play a huge role in instilling the number sense their children require to be successful.
The holiday season is fast approaching and the hunt for the perfect gift is on. Are you trying to find the perfect gift for your math teacher or a math lover in your life? Well look no further, we have compiled a comprehensive list of perfect gifts to give that math lover in your life or even someone you’d like to encourage to have a love for math!
Without math, would our seafaring ancestors ever have seen the world? Great mathematical thinkers and their revolutionary discoveries have an incredible story. Explore the beginnings of logarithms through the history of navigation, adventure, and new worlds in this blog: “Math On The High Seas”
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