The Hundred Chart is a simple tool that parents can use to help their children learn math. There are as many ways to use it as there are numbers on the chart, from teaching simple number recognition to learning addition, subtraction, multiplication and figuring out basic math patterns. Recently I gave my friend Mellissa a [...]
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The Hundred Chart
Posted in academics, home schooling, math, teaching kids, tagged additon, hundred chart, math patterns, multiplication, number recognition, subtraction on October 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Why Kids Get Stuck in Math
Posted in academics, home schooling, math, teaching kids on August 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Note: a shorter version of this post will be published in the September 2009 issue of the Southwest Homeschool Network newsletter “My son has trouble with division,” a young mom told me once. “I think it’s because he hasn’t memorized his multiplication facts.” She explained that her child had figured out his own method for [...]
