While you are watching TV together, discuss how long a show is and how long the commercials are. Subtract to see how long the actual show was on. Predict how long until the next show. How many channels away is one channel from Money Have your child help you count change when you go the store for a quick errand. He or she can even hand the money to the clerk and practice taking the change Set goals for saving. If your child earns money, keep a list of what they are earning it for. They can add it up and see how much they have and how much more they Use the change in your wallet and have them practice counting it to see how much you Look at coupons or receipts to have your child figure out how much money you saved or could have Keep a coin jar (or piggy bank). Estimate how much money is in there. Sort the money to make estimating easier if Cook with your child. Following a recipe will help children see fractions and parts of whole things. It will also help students to be reading and following the directions step by step. Plus you get to eat and enjoy the project or have some help making dinner! Basic Facts As students go through elementary school, it is important that they become confident with their basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills. Most Dollar Stores and dollar sections of other stores have flash cards, but students can also make their We would like students to automatically know the combinations that make 10, doubles, and basic facts of single digits. It is ok for students
While you are watching TV together, discuss how long a show is and how long the commercials are. Subtract to see how long the actual show was on. Predict how long until the next show. How many channels away is one channel from Money Have your child help you count change when you go the store for a quick errand. He or she can even hand the money to the clerk and practice taking the change Set goals for saving. If your child earns money, keep a list of what they are earning it for. They can add it up and see how much they have and how much more they Use the change in your wallet and have them practice counting it to see how much you Look at coupons or receipts to have your child figure out how much money you saved or could have Keep a coin jar (or piggy bank). Estimate how much money is in there. Sort the money to make estimating easier if Cook with your child. Following a recipe will help children see fractions and parts of whole things. It will also help students to be reading and following the directions step by step. Plus you get to eat and enjoy the project or have some help making dinner! Basic Facts As students go through elementary school, it is important that they become confident with their basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills. Most Dollar Stores and dollar sections of other stores have flash cards, but students can also make their We would like students to automatically know the combinations that make 10, doubles, and basic facts of single digits. It is ok for students
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