How you can support your child's learning . . .

show an interest in what your child is learning in class

find ways to incorporate math into everyday activities at home (for example, making goals to save, calculating discounts and interest payments, or predicting travel time)

talk with your child about their strengths, interests, education and career goals

talk about how math plays a role in everyday activities and in their future

talk with your child about career opportunities that rely on math skills  

ensure they have the appropriate classroom supplies such as a scientific calculator, grid notebook, graph paper, binder, pencils

stay informed about your child’s learning and stay in touch with their teachers