Math+Links+for+Parents

These sites are recommended for kids and their parents.

[|Summer Math Fun] This site contains various activities that you can do with your children to help them keep their math skills sharp throughout the summer.

[] Activities around the house that involve math. Aimed at pre-school and primary aged kids. [] A very comprehensive site containing lots of information for parents as well as games, activities, and reference tables for kids of both primary and secondary school. [] Fun puzzles and games to try with your kids - or just let them loose on their own.

[] Aimed at K-2 kids, this site contains a variety of mathematical activities such as number-related rhymes and printable "colouring books: to help kids learn their numbers, as well as pages which include number words and symbols in Chinese, French, and Spanish. [|http://www.aplusmath.com] Contains interactive flashcards, games and a homework helper.

[] A comprehensive site for parents including product reviews, study tools, and home schooling resources. [] "Ask Dr. Math" is a site to which students can send in their math questions, as well as read the answers to questions sent in by others. [] This booklet is made up of fun activities that parents can use with children from preschool age through grade 5 to strengthen their math skills and build strong positive attitudes toward math. [] Helping families enjoy mathematics outside school through a series of fun and engaging, high-quality challenges. [|http://www.webmath.com] This site has over 100 instant answer, self help, math solvers, ready to help you get your math problem solved.

[] Your teen doesn't have to be "brainy" to do well in math. Even if you didn't enjoy math in school and don't think you're and expert in math, the good news is that you can do many things to help your teen improve his or her math skills. This tip sheet gives you ideas about how to get started.