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Math at Home
Ten ways to support your child’s math progress at home. 1. Count everything! Count how many birds in the sky, steps to the park, rooms in your house, people you see on the way to school. Try to...
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Learning Multiplication
I distinctly remember trying to learn my times tables. I still can’t do the 8’s and 9’s, especially 8×4 and 9×4! Fortunately, there are many tricks and strategies out there that can help you child...
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Fractions and Baking
Is your child learning fractions at school? There are many fun ways to practice fractions at home. The most obvious way, of course, is to bake a cake or cookies. First, take a look at the work your...
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Measuring and Making Ice Cream
Standard CCSS.Math.Content.3.MD.A.2 Measure and estimate liquid volumes and masses of objects using standard units of grams (g), kilograms (kg), and liters (l).1 Add, subtract, multiply, or divide to...
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Learning Subtraction?
Is your child learning subtraction at school? Help them along by showing how the skill can be used at home. The kitchen really is the best place for math. Tell your child to grab three apples. Then,...
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Bath Tub Math
Bath time is for play in my family. My kids play cars and trucks, barbies and mermaids, and color and draw. We have a ridiculous amount of bath toys and a ridiculous amount of fun. I recently started...
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Common Core Math
It has become a bit of a sport to mock common core math problems. The amount of explaining and figuring has parents suggesting that the easiest way to do math is still to line the numbers up and then...
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Math and Reading for Middle School
Looking for ways to connect math and literature? Just want to learn more about the history of math, the secrets to being good at it, or who has been influential in the field? We compiled this list...
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Common Core Math
We like the Common Core. If you read this blog, you have probably already figured that out. When we say we like the Common Core, we mean that we like the set of learning standards that the document...
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