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Ready to help your kids learn math at home? These printables and learning resources can make math learning fun!
There are math printables, math curriculum reviews, and math activities below to help your preschool to middle school kids enjoy learning how to add, subtract, multiply, divide, and more!
Are you an educator or parent with a frustrated child who is attempting to memorize the multiplication tables? Read on! Hundreds of kids have learned their times tables in an hour using a very fun & easy to understand animated video. The Times Tales DVD is a two-part video series that uses stories to teach multiplicationKeep Reading…
Do your kids move and wiggle and jump around during school lessons? Mine too! Naturally, that’s par for the course when you’re raising kids with ADHD. But there are lots of kids who don’t have ADHD and are still active learners. Here’s the problem: Teaching math generally requires concentration and wiggly kids tend to haveKeep Reading…
One of Pooh’s objectives this year is to learn to work with arrays. When I was in school, we weren’t using arrays. We were memorizing addition and multiplication facts back then. Now, though, arrays are an important (and helpful) way to understand adding and multiplying. So I put together a math product: Apple Arrays! –Keep Reading…
It can seem kind of strange to teach kids to tell time using an analog clock these days. Most of us are used to just picking up our phones to find the time and they almost always use a digital format. Still, learning to tell time on both analog and digital clocks is a valuableKeep Reading…
We have a small problem in our homeschool. Tigger doesn’t like math. And I’ve been so frustrated with her about it, because when she puts forth the effort, she does a good job. She just doesn’t like it enough to try. I talked about one of the hallmarks of ADHD in our review of MathKeep Reading…
Are you trying to keep your kids interested in learning over summer break? Last week’s edition of Family Fun Friday featured some easy science and math ideas for kids that I wanted to spotlight today! Don’t forget to scroll on down and read this week’s newest parenting, homeschooling, and cooking posts! Monica created Family FunKeep Reading…
Pooh and I were working on his math lessons using Khan Academy the other day and he ran into a little trouble when it was time to learn polygons. He’s six, after all. 🙂 For our free printable flashcards series this week, I thought I’d whip up a set of Free Printable Flashcards: Polygons! ThisKeep Reading…
This post contains affiliate links. See our Disclosure Policy here. Hi everyone! We’re on to Day 2 of our Winter Hopscotch and we’re continuing with our theme of ADHD learning with a look at how we teach math in an ADHD-friendly way. Like with all of our subjects, we find that short lessons, movement, andKeep Reading…
This post contains affiliate links. See our Disclosure Policy here. Hi everyone! This morning we’re sharing our method for teaching math to our third grader with ADHD. It’s no secret that getting active kids to settle down for school is a challenge. The wonderful thing about homeschooling is that we have the flexibility to adaptKeep Reading…
Update: Our A+ TutorSoft Math giveaway winner is Sara Marti! Congratulations, Sara! Good morning! Today I’m very excited to be hosting our first-ever giveaway on Look! We’re Learning! But more on that in a bit. It’s back to school planning time and we’ve decided to go with A+ TutorSoft as our math program this year.Keep Reading…
I have a confession to make: I’ve been secretly terrified of teaching Tigger to multiply. She has a small aversion to math (even though she’s good at it) and that makes introducing new math concepts a bit of a challenge. I also wasn’t thrilled with the way that I was taught to multiply, which wasKeep Reading…
