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Doing Mathematics with Your Child

Doing Mathematics with your ChildKindergarten to Grade 67 = 2 + 5 Doing Mathematics with your Child , Kindergarten to Grade 6 is an update of the Ontario Ministry of Education s Helping your Child Do Mathematics : A Guide for more information for parents at to Parents ..2 How can I support my Child s learning? ..2 Why is a belief in our children s ability to learn Mathematics essential? ..3 What are the connections to the curriculum? ..4 Some Fun Family Learning Experiences Numbers are everywhere! ..5 How high? How low? How much? How little? ..15 What s your angle on that? ..20 Over and over again!

Begin with activities that meet your child’s level of mathematical understanding. Early success in solving problems will build your child’s confidence. Gradually move to activities that provide more challenge for your child. • If you and your child are more comfortable in a language other than English, use it.

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