The MathHero Learn Hub: Page 2
More guides for parents of kids ages 5–10: how to teach multiplication, what a 5-year-old should know, hands-on counting and number sense games, and kid-friendly math history.
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How to Teach Multiplication: The Sequence That Sticks
Start with equal groups and repeated addition, build fact fluency, then multi-digit.
What Math Should a 5-Year-Old Know?
The kindergarten math skills behind counting, shapes and first addition, and how to practise them at home.
Math Activities for Preschoolers: 24 Hands-On Ideas
24 hands-on math activities for preschoolers, grouped by skill, no worksheets required.
Counting Activities for Preschoolers: Hands-On Ways to Build Number Sense
A dozen hands-on counting games you can run today with things already in your kitchen drawer.
Number Sense Activities for Young Kids: A Parent's Field Guide
Ten games that build a real feel for numbers, using a deck of cards, some blocks and a jar.
Who Invented Math? A Kid-Friendly History
Nobody, and everybody. Where numbers came from, tally bones to zero to algebra.
Who Invented Zero? Kid-Friendly History
Babylonian wedges, a Maya shell, and Brahmagupta's rules in 628 CE. How nothing became a number.
Who Invented Times Tables? A Kid-Friendly History
Clay tablets, bamboo strips and the Table of Pythagoras — plus why the grid stops at 12.