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"How can I inspire my child to learn and love math?"
"How can I inspire my child to learn and love math?"
Here is a link to a resource that was created for parents to help you to support your child's mathematics education and influence your child's success:
"What math activities can we do together?"
"What math activities can we do together?"
Here are some resources which include ideas for digital and other math activities you can do with your child:
If you have any questions or would like to know more, please contact me and I'll be more than happy to help!
If you have any questions or would like to know more, please contact me and I'll be more than happy to help!
TVO mPower
TVO mPower
Your child's username and password should be in the front of their agenda. If not, please contact me.
Your child's username and password should be in the front of their agenda. If not, please contact me.
Click here to login to TVO mPower
Prodigy
Prodigy
Your child's username and password should be in the front of their agenda. If not, please contact me.
Your child's username and password should be in the front of their agenda. If not, please contact me.
Here are some songs which will help your child learn to count to 100:
Here are some songs which will help your child learn to count to 100:
Counting 1 to 20
Counting 1 to 20
Counting 20 to 50
Counting 20 to 50
Counting 50 to 70
Counting 50 to 70
Counting 70 to 100
Counting 70 to 100
Click on the link below for a video which will help your child learn to skip count to 100 by 10 in French, forward and backward:
Click on the link below for a video which will help your child learn to skip count forward to 95 by 5 in French:
Click on the link below for excellent online activities which will help your child practice addition and subtraction word problems:
Click on the link below for a game which will help your child become fluent with pairs of numbers which add to ten:
Click on the link below for a game which will help your child learn about patterns in a hundreds chart and about comparing and ordering numbers to 100 (choose a largest number of 100 and "yes" for number hints):
Click on the link below for a game which will help your child learn about patterns in a hundreds chart and about comparing and ordering numbers to 100 (choose a largest number of 100 and "solve").
Click on the link below for four excellent activities which will help your child to develop number fact fluency. This is something that is extremely important in early math. Start by clicking on the "i" to read about the activities. Then, with your child at first, play the "Push to Make" and "I See" activities (the other two games are not as good).
Begin at the "Kindergarten" level (the grade levels suggested don't actually correspond to grade levels, so don't worry about what they're called):
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