What always applies
At their own pace
Let your child work the way that suits them. Not every exercise has to be solved in one go.
Skipping is allowed
If your child dislikes one kind of exercise, leave it out for now. It often looks easier later on.
Praise progress
Every solved exercise counts. Praise what your child managed, not just the right answer.
Games in between
The divider pages between the chapters carry games. They keep math lively instead of dry.
Better often than long
A little math on a regular basis does more than one long session a week.
Book-specific tips
Crossing the ten→Understanding number splitting→Learning to read the clock→Money and coins→When puzzling gets frustrating→
Most exercise explanations also carry tips on how to practice that exercise at home. They say what the exercise trains, and where children sometimes stumble over it.
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