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Avoid the dreaded summer slide with this great addition and subtraction math facts game for kids ages six and above, Tri-FACTa. Math Facts Game: Tri-FACTa Players
Avoid the dreaded summer slide with this great addition and subtraction math facts game for kids ages six and above, Tri-FACTa. Math Facts Game: Tri-FACTa Players
We think math apps make math practice much more fun. Do your kids think so, too? We’ve found some math app favorites to share with
One of the coolest math patterns in nature is the spiral, don’t you think? Investigate spirals with your kids by observing in nature, books, art,
As you know, I hate Everyday Math. I believe Singapore Math to be a far superior math curriculum. Singapore Math allows children to master concepts with
I don’t normally loathe things. But I loathe Everyday Math for the hell it put my daughter through and the poor math foundation it gave
I’m not really a math geek, nor do I play one on t.v., but I’m excited for Pi Day! (Aren’t you?) Pi Day is March
Ever thought about eating a Fibonacci snack? Or a tessellating brownie? Perhaps a tangram cookie? I found these delectable math-related treats in the book Eat Your
Ready for more reading? This summer I’ve found so many new resources I wanted to share them all with you. Literacy Links Online Math and
Guest post by Caroline Mukisa Kids math skills decline more rapidly over the summer break than their language art skills according to researchers at Duke University.
Educational Insights Fraction Formula Game visually teaches children about fractions. It’s a fun math game for kids that is colorful, playful, and educational. We love
Guest Post: by Caroline Mukisa from Maths Insider. My 11 year old loves playing hopscotch! In fact we’ve run out of chalk due to the
I’m trying a new approach to school lunches and snacks: cooking with my kids. Last week, we made a batch of yummy, healthy muffins which
Want a fun math activity? Try tangrams. Tangrams are seven shapes, or tans, which come from China. It’s geometry and it’s a lot more fun
You know that your kids learn better with repetition and engaging activities. So, weave in math learning opportunities throughout the day. Breakfast Time How many
Got some time? Count. Count in the car. Count on a walk. Count making dinner. By 1s, by 10s, by 2s, by 5s. Counting is
Time to play store! Make it a learning experience by using pennies. What you need: Sticky notes for prices, store area, pretend cash register, something
What can you do with a deck of cards? Lots. Some of them even involve learning. Here are a few I like. 2 – 5
We are huge Denver Nuggets fans. So is our seven year old daughter. She’s managed to convince us (not too hard) to let her stay
