Elementary Math 🌐 Homeschooling



Making MATH fun! Yes it can be done! Let’s go outside and see how many things there are to count and divide and multiply. We share the things we have and we learn how math is everywhere! 


I am always quick to spot the items in my kitchen for example to assist. Here we used muffin tins to multiply by six. We began with multiplying by ten and one then became more complicated. The kids loved multiplication so much they wanted to continue on working with numbers into the hundreds! Use what you have! Here we used tamarindo seeds which later we may use for crafting or planting. 



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