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If you have any questions, please call the school or leave a message below.

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Math is the hidden Secret to Understanding the World

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Math is the hidden Secret to Understanding the World

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Please [contact us](https://www.ted.com/contact) and let us know what happened.

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1. Math Playground
2. MathIES
3. Math Frog
4. Math Dictionary for Kids
5. TVO Kids
6. Ontario Math Curriculum

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Understanding Mathematics enables us to: 

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Understanding Mathematics enables us to: 

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Solve problems and make sound decisions

Perform calculations with ease

Explain how we solved a problem and why we made a particular decision

Use technology such as calculators and computer applications to help solve problems

Understand patterns and trends so that we can make predictions

Manage our time and money

Handle everyday situations that involve numbers

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You are an important partner in your child's mathematical education!

When you find ways to engage your child in thinking and talking about mathematics, you are providing an important key for unlocking his or her future success.

Today, critical thinking, problem solving, reasoning ability and the ability to communicate mathematically are essential skills. These processes are the foundation of mathematics instruction in schools.

Enjoy Learning Together!

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Before your chid can learn mathematics, he or she needs to believe in his or her ability to do so. That's where you come in. You can be your child's first role model for learning. When you engage with your child in a supportive, relaxed atmosphere, your child will enjoy exploring the world of mathematics.

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1. Build Strong Positive Attitudes about MATH. When children feel positively engaged and successful, they are more likely to stick with an activity or a problem to find a solution.

2. Begin with activities that meet your child's level of mathematical understanding. Early success in solving problems will build your child's confidence. Gradually move to activities that provide more challenge for your child.

3. If you and your child are more comfortable in a language other than English, use it. Your child will understand concepts better in the language that he or she knows best.