Do your kids think
math is fun? If they don’t, we’re going to show you a few ways to practice math skills with them that they will enjoy. Inspired by
Planet Smarty Pants, here are some ways to show your kids that learning math doesn’t have to be boring!
10 Ways to Show Your Kids that Math is Fun!
1. Eat your fractions! Use
lunch time as a learning opportunity to talk about fractions since we often learn faster with visuals.
2. Try
math squares for a new way to practice basic math operations at home or at school.
3. Use your tablet! If your kids love electronics then get them this
math app that is perfect fun for Kindergarten all the way through grade five.
4. Here are some fun ways to learn by using an
abacus. You can eve make your own!
5. Use straws and pipe cleaners to
build 3D shapes like a cube.
6. Help
teach your kids about money with these fun activities like playing shop and giving small allowances for helpful chores.
7. Don’t just teach them that match can be fun, show them it can be tasty, too! These
math activities use jellybeans to teach multiplication and division.
8. Instead of practicing math you can read about it in these
fun books!
9. Learn about
measuring with ribbons by cutting them to the length of different body parts and seeing how long your arms and legs are.
10. Here is a
round-up of posts dedicated to making math a little more fun. There are over 100 different blog posts listed here, broken down by category and age group.
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I love these ideas for showing kids that math is fun! I was never a fan of math, but I think that if math is made to be fun and interesting in the early years, that the interest in the subject will remain with them throughout their school years (that’s my hope anyway! lol!).
Thank you so much for featuring several of my posts, Holly! I really appreciate the shout out!