What do churches and fractions have in common? Join Lori while she breaks down the basics of fraction terminology and shows you. This is a short lesson designed to encourage you to think about common mathematical concepts in specific, and maybe unique, ways. Keep your skills sharp with this free little lesson from
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Let’s talk math. I love math. I love showing kids and parents alike that math can be fun. To do this with my own children, I started practicing what we call, ‘math Mondays with mom’. On Monday, I would open up a book that I had on math facts, or fun games and we would
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32 3 14,684 242 What, you don’t know what I’m telling you? These numbers don’t mean anything to you? Random numbers. That’s what they seem to be. You could probably guess a meaning for each of these numbers. But, you’d be guessing, you wouldn’t know. As far as arguing or making a statement, we don’t
When students are in the grammar stage of learning, picture books and reading aloud take center stage. According to the classical tradition, students in the grammar stage are repetitive creatures. They love to read the same books over and over and often end up memorizing large chunks of information. Through repetition, these children easily memorize
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First, let’s define some terms. What is supplementary? In mathematics, the term supplementary refers to the pair of angles that form a line. The sum of their angle measures is 180 degrees. Obviously, when we say ‘supplementary math’, we aren’t referring to angles. Rather, we are alluding to the need to supplement a main math
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