Math-at-Home

As stated in the Ontario Curriculum, Mathematics Grades 1 to 8, "parents/families have an important role to play in supporting student learning. Studies show that students perform better in school if their parents or guardians are involved in their education."

Families are an important partners in children's mathematics education. When parents/guardians find ways to engage children in thinking and talking about mathematics, they are providing an important key for unlocking his or her future success.

Today, critical thinking, problem solving, reasoning ability and the ability to communicate mathematically are essential skills. These processes are the foundation of mathematics instruction in Ontario schools.

Working in Number Sense (WINS) activities are designed for parents to engage with their child using the mathies learning tools and games to build knowledge and skills in Number Sense and deepen understanding of mathematical concepts. Use mathies Learning Tools Tip Sheets for reference on how to use the tools. Representation Cards are used for some activities.

For Kindergarten to Grade 2

Using stories to explore simple math concepts, engage children in math and make learning at home fun, this resource is designed to spark conversations about math and its connections to the world of a child. You may be prompted to download the free Math Storytime app. No accounts or passwords are required.

For Kindergarten to Grade 6

Award-winning, advertising-free videos, games and content that supports the Ontario curriculum.

TVO Kids offers educational programing throughout the day for school-aged children. Check out their broadcast schedule to see what is on and when.

Mathematics

Supports the Junior Kindergarten to Grade 3 core curriculum. Kids can learn math in a way that is intriguing and fun!

For Kindergarten to Grade 6

Free, award-winning online games that support the mastery of math concepts and bolster understanding of STEM and the social sciences. Boost foundational math skills and inspire a love of math. Sign up can easily be done by a parent. With a free account, students can track their progress in the games. Check out a sample preview of mPower.

For Grades 4 to 12

Free, one-on-one online support provided by Ontario Certified Teachers, is available to help students improve their math skills. Now accessible Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 9 pm ET, and Saturdays and Sundays from 3 pm to 9 pm ET.