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Play this family game: Make two groups of items of different sizes. For example, a group of 8 paper clips and a group of 3 pencils. Let your child count the items in both groups, then ask him or her which group has the bigger number. Even though your child might be used to saying "8 is bigger than 3", the size of the actual objects might confuse the issue.

As a teacher or administrator, spend time during the fall months by planning for and homepage (vrn.best-city.ru) scheduling a single day each week during the months of February and March (right before testing) to have volunteers come in to teach math in small groups. But what's nice is that if developed correctly, these volunteers don't need to have any special training in math.

The second book is math print and play games sheets. These reproducible sheets create fun games for two players. Just pull out the pencils and watch them learn math. Some of the sheets in the book include the Roll and Write game, Higher or Lower, Big One Wins and Monster Symmetry.

2nd tip: Introduce the history of math to your child, homepage when certain math inventions were made and by whom, what were the circumstances or need for the invention. How is math used through out the world.

The seventh idea for 10 ways to make learning math more fun is to let them help you cook. This will teach them about measurement, and how different cooking measurements are different than normal measurements.

Well in simple words Math Anxiety is the nervousness that one gets while attempting or coming across a math problem. It may even be a simple calculation. Remember those butterflies you get when you are suppose to make a speech in front of an audience is perhaps Stage Anxiety and it is the same feeling that you get while attempting a Math problem is Math Anxiety.

Combinations of numbers are marvelous and unending. Start out with one chess plan and revert to other chess strategies throughout the game. You will soon find your winning chess strategy with easy math concepts.

You can also encourage them to help you in baking and make them calculate ratio and proportions. This way, you also have a reward for them in the end - you can always buy her a favorite toy during shopping or you get to bake one of her favorite cookies. Even when traveling, you can make her learn about distance, time and even finding numbers on the street and make her do easy calculations while traveling.