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Many people use “preschool” as a general term to encompass all educational facilities that enroll children aged 2 through 4. What many of them do not know is that there are different kinds of preschools. Montessori is an option many parents know little about. When it comes to Montessori vs traditional preschool, they mainly differ […]

Understanding fractions and multiplying fractions can be extremely intimidating, especially if it is your child’s first time seeing them. Although they (usually) represent values between 0 and 1, they seem to look big and scary because of the numbers within them. They do not look like other numbers, and they do not behave the way […]

Are you looking for summer math workbooks or summer math activities for June and July? Look no further! Summertime is here, and the school year is on the way out. For the next few months, your child will have time to de-stress and enjoy a school-free life. Every student looks forward to this time because […]

The “Summer Slide” is when a student forgets all (or nearly all) the information they take in over the course of the school year. Since the concepts of the following year build upon those established during the previous one, summer learning loss can make academic advancement harder. Studies have shown that math skills are usually the […]

Whether to send a child to pre-k is a decision every parent has to make. Different variables such as resources, location, and quality of education make this choice harder for some parents than others. It is certainly not cheap, and while daycare centers are almost ubiquitous, preschools are hardly as numerous. Considering these potential restraints, […]

What is Kindergarten Readiness? Kindergarten readiness is knowing whether your child is mentally, physically, and emotionally ready for school. Experts say that Kindergarten readiness is an essential first step in their academic life and forming relationships. In this article, we will discuss how using a kindergarten readiness checklist and interactive programs can support this process. […]

For a student to be really good at mathematics, skills must be sharpened daily. Math isn’t something you can study like history or literature; it is a ‘doing’ subject that requires practice. Whether this happens through numeracy games, flashcards, worksheets, or hands-on activities, doesn’t matter as much as putting the time in. This can be […]

TouchMath, also known as the Alphabet of Mathematics, is a visual approach to arithmetic. This trademarked program is for grades K-3 and is a multi-sensory approach that helps kids understand math better. The program uses TouchPoints and a hands-on approach that works for visual, auditory, and tactile learners who need to ‘do’ to learn. Teachers […]