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Ignite Your Child'sMath LearningContentsForeword Few Words Acknowledgement 1. Introduction ¿ Some Important Things Your Child Needs to Know About Mathematics ¿ How to Use This Book?2. Activities 3. Mathematics in the Home ¿ Rhyme and Sing ¿ Number Hunt ¿ Walk and Count ¿ Find It ¿ Sort It Out ¿ Shape Up ¿ A-Weigh We Go ¿ Coins and Notes ¿ Treasure Hunt ¿ In the Newspaper ¿ Fill It Up ¿ Tracking Time ¿ Fraction Action ¿ Simply Symmetrical4. Mathematics at the Grocery Store ¿ One Potato, Two Potatoes ¿ Ready, Set, Shop! ¿ Clip and Save ¿ Get Into Shapes ¿ Weighing In ¿ Check It Out ¿ Put It Away5. Mathematics on the Go ¿ Off We Go ¿ Are We There Yet? ¿ Number Search ¿ License Plate Riddles ¿ License Plate Special ¿ Ease on Down the Road6. Mathematics for the Fun of It ¿ Count It Out ¿ Guess What I'm Thinking ¿ Open for Business ¿ What Coins Do I Have? ¿ What Are My Chances? ¿ Card Smarts ¿ Calculated Answers7. Glossary 8. What does Effective Mathematics Instruction Look Like? 8. Helping Your Child Succeed as a Mathematics Student Resources
About the Book¿ Tips on how to make homework stress-free!¿ Finding the most effective way to involve parents and children in the homework. ¿ Practical ideas for helping children to complete homework assignments successfully.Homework is important because it can improve children's thinking and memory. It can help them to develop positive study skills and habits that will serve them well throughout their lives. It can encourage them to use time well, to learn independently, and to take responsibility for their work. But helping children with their homework benefits family as well. It can, for example, be a way for families to learn more about what their children are learning in school and an apportunity for them to communicate both with their children, teachers and principal as well.About the AuthorAnita Verma is an accomplished author, who had written books on child development. She is somebody who is well-appreciated for her counselling sessions. She is highly inspired by her younger daughter. Kids always reminds her of Quote by Sam, ""Don't watch the clock; Do what it does. Keep going.""
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