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The best way to support your child in mathematics is through experiences. Count things. Follow a recipe and measure the amounts. Find your vacation destination on a map. Go grocery shopping. Dump out that giant coin jar and make one dollar piles. Build with Legos or wooden blocks or Lincoln Logs or K'NEX. Sew a blanket. Construct a birdhouse. Let your child see you doing math and be part of the conversation while you use math in your every day life. Speak positively about the way math makes your tasks easier. No app, no tutor, no teacher can replace the experiences.
The best way to support your child in mathematics is through experiences. Count things. Follow a recipe and measure the amounts. Find your vacation destination on a map. Go grocery shopping. Dump out that giant coin jar and make one dollar piles. Build with Legos or wooden blocks or Lincoln Logs or K'NEX. Sew a blanket. Construct a birdhouse. Let your child see you doing math and be part of the conversation while you use math in your every day life. Speak positively about the way math makes your tasks easier. No app, no tutor, no teacher can replace the experiences.
Help Your Child Develop Early Math Skills
Before they start school, most children develop an understanding of addition and subtraction through everyday interactions. Learn what informal activities give children a head start when they start learning math in school. Click the image to find out more!
Click to find resources for parents to help explain the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Click to find resources for parents to help explain the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
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Talk about bang for your buck - here is a free game that helps develop number sense and magnitude!
Talk about bang for your buck - here is a free game that helps develop number sense and magnitude!
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