Your third grader and math
Facts, facts, and more facts! In addition to drilling those times tables, third graders focus on math facts rather than fancy ideas.
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Your fourth grader and math
Real numbers in the real world: Fourth grade math emphasizes applying what kids know and knowing what they apply.
Your fifth grader and math
Fifth grade math kicks off with a limited look at the wide world of algebra.
Math tips for every grade
Too many kids get math-phobic as they get older. Here's how to keep your child passionate about math from kindergarten through high school.
Undercover math: The tweener's dream house
In this math activity, your child draws his bedroom to scale and creates his fantasy home.
Online math vs. online literacy
Educators at San Jose's Rocketship charter schools find online math programs more effective than online literacy
Top-10 high-tech math tutors
These guilt-free video games, software, and phone apps allow kids to indulge their gaming habits while pumping up their math muscles.
What worked: Math tips that add up
GreatSchools parents chime in with ideas for improving kids' numbers sense.
How is your child’s school teaching math?
Chances are your child’s math class is different than what you remember. Here’s our guide to some of the popular math curricula in schools today.
How Can I Help My Child With Sequencing?
In the fourth-grade class, students read one-and-a-half pages of a story of history. After reading, they must put a list of eight things from the story in sequential order. My son is not able to do well in this area and it has affected his...
