There’s a new Facebook group just for empowering parents to tackle math! Continue Reading →
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The 'Just Say It' Challenge
Can you “just say it” to your kids – about math? About anything? Here’s a challenge to help you be the adult you want your children to be. Join in! Continue Reading →
Geometry and Fractions for Breakfast
Check out how you can make a really cool breakfast treat and reinforce the concepts of geometry as well as fractions with your children. Continue Reading →
Math Student Family Tree
Have you seen what the family tree of an engaged math student looks like? How about a fearful math student? Here’s both! Continue Reading →
Math Words – Start Using Them Early
Kids can’t tell the difference between five words and five syllables. So now’s a perfect time to start teaching all words – even “big” math words. Continue Reading →
Parent Influence is Powerful
Do you know how powerful your influence is on your children? It’s crazy how quickly they want to be just like you. Continue Reading →
An Open Letter to Obama and Romney about Math Education
We put so much effort in K-12 math education and STEM support. This open letter requests that the next U.S. leader support parent involvement to help parents learn how to to be a positive influence in math! Continue Reading →
Practice, Practice, Practice – Really?
Have you told your kids to practice, practice, practice? Should you? Continue Reading →
Do Parents See the Math Monster? Or Just Think It's There?
You you have fear when teaching or helping your kids with math? And how does society help with that? Continue Reading →
What Are Your Thoughts on This Fearful Parents Video?
Wil showed up at the Math Shack talking about a commercial he saw. “Do you believe this!?”
What are your thoughts on this video? Continue Reading →