Voting systems are a fantastic way to explore math concepts like counting, percentages, and decision-making strategies. This episode dives into the mathematics behind various voting methods, including how votes are counted, how percentages play a role in determining winners, and how different systems impact election outcomes. Homeschoolers can explore real-world math applications and gain a deeper understanding of how math shapes democratic processes.

Snacks make everything better! Plus find out what snack improves math retention.

Math is more than just numbers, it’s a puzzle to solve. Let’s have some fun stretching our minds & solving some engaging puzzles.

We didn’t start doing algebra, so how did it all start? Take a trip with us back through time and prepare to be amazed about where math came from.

Are you roadschooling, worldschooling or just visiting the grocery store? How to engage in math in a natural way while out & about.

Math is an essential skill for young learners, and the early years are the perfect time to build a strong foundation. Introducing math concepts in a way that’s engaging, playful, and hands-on helps children develop confidence and curiosity with numbers.

Math and chemistry go hand in hand, and combining the two can make for an exciting, hands-on learning experience. Chemistry isn’t just about elements and reactions; it’s also about understanding measurements, proportions, ratios, and patterns—all of which are deeply rooted in math. In this episode, we’ll dive into how you can make math and chemistry fun for kids by blending scientific experiments with practical math concepts.

In today’s digital age, technology has revolutionized the way we approach learning, including math. From interactive apps to online learning platforms, technology offers a wealth of resources to help children engage with math concepts in new and exciting ways.

This episode focuses on how to build a growth mindset around math, fostering curiosity and joy in math discovery.

Whether you’re feeling sick, sleepy or just have no energy there are easy way to teach math that still ignite a kids fascination in the topic