These resources are designed to make it simple and fun for parents and/or caregivers to engage children in developing math skills. In each document, you will find an explanation of the math concept, activities to do at home, and additional resources. These activities are based on content from the ALL Ohio Algebraic Thinking Module Series.
Numbers and Number Sense
Understanding of different types of numbers: natural numbers, integers, rational numbers.
Equations and Inequalities
Familiarity with the symbols and meanings associated with equations and inequalities.
Fact Fluency
While not all students are required to compute larger numbers, basic fact fluency is important.
Fractions, Decimals, and Percents
Students can locate these numbers on a number line and fluently translate across formats.
Properties
Understanding and applying properties allows students to flexibly solve problems.
Exponents and Roots
Familiarity with the symbols and meanings associated with exponents and roots.
Plotting Numbers
Students are able to plot numbers on a number line and coordinate pairs on a coordinate grid.
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In this webinar, math experts Dr. Sarah Powell and Kayla Garvais define the math terms and describe how to use these activities to help children practice math skills at home.