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How to Boost Your Middle Schooler's Math Confidence and Success (Connections to real-life career opportunities using math)
Dr Carrie S Cutler shares math activities for your to share with your children at home. Build positive math mindsets!
Here is a unique collection of ideas from the Numeracy at Home website, a resource from Monash University, the Victorian Department of Education and Training, and Catholic Education Melbourne. It includes activities, tips, and information to support young children's math learning during everyday activities.
NEWEST SUPPORT- Chalkbeat
NEWEST SUPPORT- Chalkbeat
A series of short articles about easy math activities and games for children in preschool through third grade. Most are also available in Spanish.
Click on the hotspots on the interactive photos for ways to support your children in various rooms in your own home. Scroll to the bottom to access additional resources for you to explore.
Helping Your Child with the Foundations of Math While at Home
Helping Your Child with the Foundations of Math While at Home
In this video, we’ll discuss three key points to consider in order to help your child with the foundations of math while at home.
Helping Your Child with Math While at Home
Helping Your Child with Math While at Home
In this video, we’ll discuss three key points to consider in order to help your child with math at home.
Do you ever wonder how math content is connected by grade level? There is a progression to math content.
Do you ever wonder how math content is connected by grade level? There is a progression to math content.
Check out the progression videos to help see the big picture.
Check out these short videos from gfletchy.com that show how content progresses across grade levels.
Grandparent Example
Grandparent Example
In this video example, a grandfather illustrates how to implement a math lesson to extend practice opportunities for students.
Visuals/Graphics to Support Math at Home
Visuals/Graphics to Support Math at Home
Articles
Articles
Supporting Mathematical Problem Solving at Home from the Institute of Education Sciences
Supporting Mathematical Problem Solving at Home from the Institute of Education Sciences
1. Help Children Get Started and Reflect on Word Problems
2. Help Children Use Visual Representations
3. Encourage Using Multiple Problem-solving Approaches
For more information- check out the full article
Free Resources
Free Resources
Games/Printables, Online Activities, and books that engage children as they engage in mathematic.
Virtual Math Library to access recorded books from the Northern KY Cooperative for Educational Services. Select a book from the shelf to share with your children.
Preschool Virtual Classroom Math Manipulatives
offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace.
Notice and Wonder
Notice and Wonder
Resources from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics on the power of the Notice and Wonder strategy!
Seek Common Ground and Student Achievement Partners have created Family Guides to help anyone helping a child to learn – learn more about what children should know and be able to do, grade by grade, in math and literacy.
These guides provide information on the most important things students should be learning, and how to reinforce learning with everyday activities, tips for talking to teachers, and online resources that match the most important content. English and Spanish versions are available.
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