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Mastering addition and subtraction skills this year will help your child with more complex concepts next year.
Counting to 100 is more than 1, 2, 3. For kindergartners, it's learning to count by 10s and learning to count on.
We've heard math is different under Common Core, but how? One teacher explains how she's teaching kids about numbers differently now — in a way we can all understand.
This year, it's critical for kids to master certain math skills. Find out which skills are most essential — and one simple way to practice them all!
In first grade, kids learn a few key skills that help them navigate the big, wide world around them.
Get tips on adding math and number-talk into your everyday life from learning expert Annie Murphy Paul.
Got math anxiety? Chances are you're passing it on to your kids. But there's hope — here are some do's and don'ts on how to talk to them about math.
In the real world you sometimes have to convince people your way is right, and an algorithm doesn't do it.
Do they know about the "undoing" of addition and multiplication?
Instead of focusing on whether they're "good" or "bad" at something, help kids see the value of hard work, says parent coach and psychologist Erica Reischer.
Stanford researcher and Mindset author Carol Dweck says when kids utter this common refrain, respond using a powerful word that changes everything.
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