- play math games and riddles
- be encouraging, don’t ever tell kids their math is wrong but find the good thinking in their answers (for what is 3×4? an answer of 7 makes sense because 3+4 = 7, then say lets look at 3 groups of 4
- don’t go for speed but for connection: many activities are mentioned
- never speak bad about math of tell kids that you were bad at math or dislike it
- encourage flexible use of numbers: for 29 + 56 take one from the 56 and put it with the 29 now you have 30 + 55, a lot easier!
- encourage a growth mindset, let kids know they have unlimited math potential and that they can make progress by working hard, keep trying and not giving up
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