Parents

We may all know that math is essential for life, especially for your kids’ future. But, for kids, math is such a nightmare! How can you help your kids learn math without struggling and more enjoy this “tough” subject? We’re here to tell little tips to help your kids learn math through “little” things around them. Let’s find out!

Christmas is the most beautiful of the year that brings us unique, delicious and colorful dishes. And do you know each dish has its own interesting story? As the traditional Christmas pudding was… made of veal, breadcrumbs…, a famous queen created human-shaped gingerbread, …

No matter where we are in the world for the holidays, two things remain the same: we all look forward to getting together with family and friends, and we sing Christmas songs.

“Tis the season for Netflix and… learn?”. Christmas is filling the air, and we understand that it would make parents even more busier: there are so many gifts to wrap, Christmas cookies to bake, and Christmas playlists to make. In these times, you can drum up some Christmas cheer — and have a productive hour — by throwing on one of the Christmas movies for your kids. Kids today have the luxury of having all their holiday favorites at their disposal whenever they need it — if you’re a Netflix subscriber.

Unboxing a gift on early Christmas morning is an endless joy for every kid!!!

“What can my child do when she grows up if she is good at calculation?”. We all know that Math is important and is applicable to nearly every industry today, from science and technology to business, retail, healthcare, and more. There are several Math-related career…

When hearing the term “Mental Math”, people probably associate it with “times tables” challenges and standing up in front of the class having a competition with classmates to see who can answer the quickest.

Do you know that Singapore Math is known as the best Math system in the world?

One of the defining features of Singapore Math is visualization. In addition to the CPA method we have mentioned in previous posts, students also learn to use bar model drawing to solve those word problems.

Writing stories is something every child is asked to do in school, and many children write stories in their free time. By creating and telling a story, children learn to organize their thoughts and use written language to communicate with readers in a variety of ways. Writing stories also helps children better read, and understand, stories written by other people. But writing a story can also seem like a challenge to a child (or an adult!).