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July 02, 2014
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We know that most families have a full schedule, and it can be hard to find time for that extra focus we want to have on math. With DreamBox it's easy to find ways to work a little math fun into everyday family activities and keep it from becoming a chore.
Parents can help develop math skills no matter what their child's age by exploring the math in the world around them. First graders are developing a more complex understanding of number. They know that 6 can be 5 and 1, 3 and 3, etc. They know that all sets of 6, no matter what objects, are equivalent. And the last number counted is the number of the set. These big ideas underpin more efficient counting strategies such as counting on from the larger number. They are also developing the idea that "nothing" is represented by 0, and that any number in the system can be written with the digits 0-9.
When you subscribe to DreamBox, you'll get regular academic progress emails that include tips for family activities that reinforce the specific lessons your child is learning!
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