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More Tips to Help Your Child Engage in Maths (Part 7)
It’s time to track time! This time, we’re moving on to time-measurement and management…
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It’s time to track time! This time, we’re moving on to time-measurement and management…
It’s time for more fun maths activities you could try at your home with your child! This time, we’re dealing with symmetries…
Ever notice what happens when you flatten cereal boxes, tin cans, or other 3-dimensional shapes for recycling? Or do you ever wonder how they design and make all those interesting containers you find in the department store? Mathematicians call the flat, unfolded designs of 3-dimensional shapes “nets.”…
Last time, I shared how to help your child learn about percentages and money calculations through a simple home activity. This time, grab a local newspaper, because your child will be helping out with the shopping…
Over the past, I have talked about getting your children engaged in maths through home activities. Today, I shall go further in depth about other examples of such activities.
Your home is full of opportunities to explore math with your child and, at the same time, build his or her self-confidence and understanding of mathematical ideas…
Previously, I shared some book resources that might help you enhance your child’s learning environment towards maths. This time, I’ll share with you some advice about working with your child’s classroom teacher…