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79Online Games to Improve Your Child's Math Skills
by amy jane
A review of the best websites to help your child improve their math skills, get homework help and have fun learning. published 3 months ago
87How to square a number
by Cashflowco
My daughter use to struggle when it came to squaring numbers. Once I explained you're only multiplying any number by itself . If you know how to Square numbers you will save time and look clever. Now my 9... published 7 months ago
79Some Interesting Math Problems
by cristina327
SOME INTERESTING MATH PROBLEMS I am searching through my files finding some good Mathematics materials when I come across these Math Excercises. I choose some interesting problems that are of some... published 7 months ago
79How to Add a Fraction With a Different Denominator
by Chuck
All fractions consist of two parts, a top part, which is called the numerator and the bottom part, which is called the denominator. Thus we have: Numerator Denominator If both fractions to be added... published 18 months ago
69Division by Zero - Impossible?
by bejerbel
We are sometimes bothered by the question: 'what happens when you divide by zero?' What really stumps us, though, is not what the result is, it is how one goes about performing the action. How can one slice an... published 4 months ago
84The Importance Of Math Manipulatives
by Brenda Hoffman
Math is a subject that is sometimes difficult to teach because not all of the concepts are concrete. As such, math manipulatives are a really good thing to use. published 11 months ago
78Pi Day – A Holiday for Math Geeks
by Chuck
March 14th is Pi Day in the United States. If you have never heard of this holiday, don’t worry, as this is a special holiday observed mostly by math geeks and a few math teachers. Since Pi is usually... published 14 months ago
74Place Value Games
by caspar
A collection of games to help children learn about place value, from the basics of hundreds, tens and ones to decimal places. published 5 weeks ago
93How to work out percentages
by Lisa HW
In order to find x percent of any number the general way of doing that is to multiply the number by the percentage. Since percentage means hundredths of any number, percentages are written with the decimal... published 6 months ago
77Math Lesson Plans
by Angela Harris
I have homeschooled for about 18 years total so far. I have three children, and my youngest is almost through high school. Math lesson plans were always the most difficult part of homeschooling for me and my... published 6 weeks ago
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