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    How to teach pre-school maths at home

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      sweetbaby
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      Hey buds


      great ideas! Far cheaper that ordering from oversea. I’ll definitely will try it out.

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        buds
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        Glad you like it! :celebrate:

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          kaydenbrown
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          I tried that family pack before. I think its well worth the money spent.

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            buds
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            From your end in the US got good and cheap ones anot? πŸ˜‰

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              dimsum
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              Can anyone advise me what is a kid expected to learn/know for Maths by end of N2? We are currently residing overseas and my boy does not go to school. I want to make sure he’s not lagging too far behind when he enters K1 next year. Thanks!

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                learningstore
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                for maths items like base ten cubes and other teaching aids used in preschool and primary schools, you could also try browsing The Learning Store website . πŸ™‚ we supply to schools and parents.

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                  Daddy D
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                  GreenQ:
                  Hi, juz to share a little bit...


                  Hav found a website for basic maths skills - http://www.mathsisfun.com . There are thousands of variations of worksheets to be printed out. Suit for presch or kindergarden kids. FOC.

                  I like it, coz it save me a lot fo time to set the maths qtns for 3 of my K1 kids. I can spend more time to teach them one by one to build their gd foundation in maths. And save $ too to buy the simple maths workbooks for them... πŸ˜‰ This is an alternative worksheets website besides other maths games.
                  Just saw this... looks great... just what I need... esp the maths trainer... hope this will help my gal... she's still very slow in addition... tryin to teach her to memorise... not count... πŸ™‚

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                    Hifive
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                    Hi parents


                    My boy is in nursery now. I would like to teach him number bond - need advice on how to teach him so that he can remember.

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                      autumnbronze
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                      buds:


                      Another similar strategy can be used to sing
                      the days of the week, adapting the tune to
                      O' My Darlin' Clementine..

                      There are 7 days,
                      There are 7 days,
                      There are 7 days,
                      In a week.......
                      Monday, Tuesday.......
                      Wednesday, Thursday.......
                      Friday, Saturday and Sunday.......

                      Note : Wednesday is pronounced as wenzdei.
                      Not Wed-nes-day or When-nurse-day..
                      Just wenz-dei.

                      Word of caution : Such strategies can evoke obsessive
                      reactions to songs. Children may have the songs stuck
                      in their heads and they may sing it over and over again
                      like under a \"Months-of-the-year\" spell! Do not say you
                      were not warned!
                      Dear buds,

                      Thank you for the tips on how to teach pre-sch maths above. They are v v useful.

                      Also, I SO agree with you that this 7 days a week song is can get SO addictive. My DS is constantly singing - this song - and he NEVER fails to correct me if I get it wrong eg: \"There are seven days, there are seven days, there are seven days of the week.....\" He'll say \"no mummi, its in the week, not of\" :roll: :lol:

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                        sunflower2005
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                        hi, I just want to share with you all


                        I also teach my girl Maths at Home. She is now 5 ,doing 4 digit addition and subtraction Maths. She able to remember times table 1-12 . She could doing division, multiplication.

                        I never use a lot of resources to teach but i teach her to count 1-100 then 100-1 till she is familiar all the number in order from front to back then back to front. in this way she can easily to know before 10 is 9 and after 10 is 11.

                        I am using fingers count methods. if 9+1= ? . I teach her put the finger out 1 . then count from 9 + 1 finger = 10. same as subtraction. if 9-1= ?
                        put out finger 1 then count from 9 then count backward. 8

                        and I also using kumon methods. let her practise worksheet like 1+1, 1+2, 1+3.....
                        then 2+1 , 2+2....

                        that methods is work for my girl. she is very sensitive to the numbers if she could count from 1 to 100 then 100-1.

                        πŸ™‚

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