R.R.Cratty

Dear Parents, Here are 20 ideas to help your children enjoy math, games, and books for summer fun. 1. Be positive about math! 2. Let your child know that everyone can learn math. 3. Let your child know that you think math is important and fun. 4. Point out the ways in which different family members use math in their jobs. 5. Encourage your child to be persistent if a problem seems difficult. Math Games • Pile of Coins. Each player starts with a pile of coins. Then separate each pile into each

This letter to families gives ideas to help student understand measurement and volume. The letter explains opportunities for working with volume at home. Providing families with numerous experiences with volume, comparing, and measuring with standard units. Starting with their own set of measuring cups and spoons gives ideas to: • Help a young child see two ½ cups fill one cup, four 1/4 cups fill that same one cup. • Give them a plastic bowls, juice containers, and serving containers and have

Dear Parents, Here are 20 ideas to help your children enjoy math, games, and books for summer fun. 1. Be positive about math! 2. Let your child know that everyone can learn math. 3. Let your child know that you think math is important and fun. 4. Point out the ways in which different family members use math in their jobs. 5. Encourage your child to be persistent if a problem seems difficult. Math Games • Pile of Coins. Each player starts with a pile of coins. Then separate each pile into each