Let’s talk about using math worksheets effectively. We will chat about the right worksheets based on a child's learning level and incorporating them into a broader learning experience, rather than solely relying on worksheets. This episode also talks about engaging ways to use worksheets, such as turning them into games or integrating them with hands-on activities. Just remember that worksheets should complement a comprehensive math curriculum and not be the primary teaching tool.

Sewing provides a hands-on and creative way for children to learn math in a real-world setting, making the learning experience more meaningful and enjoyable.

Sports are not just about physical skills—they’re full of math! From scoring points to calculating speeds, math is an essential part of every sport. In this episode, we’ll explore how math is used in various sports.

This time we present the idea that cooking can be a fun and effective way to teach math concepts to children of all ages. We explain how cooking can be used to introduce basic counting and measurements for preschoolers, fractions and addition for elementary students, and more advanced concepts like ratios, proportions, and algebra for older children.

A guide for homeschooling parents designed to dispel common myths about teaching math at home.

Let’s decks the halls with math this year!

This time we will be discussing how homeschooling parents can incorporate long-term math projects into their children's curriculum. This episode emphasizes the value of these projects in helping children understand math concepts in a real-world context, learn problem-solving skills, and develop a deeper understanding of how math is used in daily life.

Let’s explore how blocks can help children learn counting, shapes, fractions, multiplication, geometry, and more. This episode provides specific examples of activities that can be used with various types of blocks, from LEGOs and magnetic tiles to wooden blocks.

This episode offers a comprehensive guide for parents on how to teach children about financial literacy from elementary school through adolescence.