My Favorite Apps for Dyscalculia
Tutoring children with Dyscalculia is most effective when done one on one. As it is valuable that the children continue to explore math between sessions, apps are a real good […]
Multiplication foldable arrays to learn multiplication facts greater than five
The fold-able array below has 10 x 10 = 100 dots. Each of the four colored parts is 5 x 5 =25. The product of two numbers is shown as groups […]
Don’t pressure them for time
Don’t pressure them for time please, it is counter productive: Pressuring for time sends the message that math is a race, instead of a thinking game. Fear of running out […]
Always time for fun games
Have any dominoes lying around? Apart from playing the traditional game, try this fun suggestion to start up a conversation about numbers. Our activity, in the link below, will interest […]
Fraction notation activities and cards: 3 activities to illustrate fraction notation and concepts
Why are fractions difficult? There are several reasons fractions are extremely difficult for students with dyscalculia. Both the notation, using two numbers close to each other, and the different […]
Graph paper is beneficial for all math students!
When you are shopping for school supplies, think about an extra journal or package of three ring binder paper: quad lined paper is the first and most economical help for […]