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Recommended Resources for Family Math
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Resource NameSourceShort DescriptionLong DescriptionSuggestions for UseTarget AudienceMedia Type
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Pearson Digital ManipulativesPearson Math Tools

Virtual Manipulatives to help children work on math.Tens Frames, counters, etc.Teachers can provide these manipulatives for their students to support their remote learning.ChildrenWebsite
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Didax Digital ManipulativesDidaxMath GamesUseful math games for children to practice their math calculationsChildrenWebsite
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Glencoe Digital ManipulativesGlencoeMath GamesUseful math games for children to practice their math calculationsChildrenWebsite
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PBS Kids math games and videosPBS KidsMath GamesFun interactive math games and stories. Includes videos/cartoons about math at various grade levels. ChildrenWebsite
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Math is FunMath is FunMath GamesWebsite includes games, diagrams, and definitions to help with mathematics. ChildrenWebsite
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MathGamesTeachMe, IncMath GamesUseful math games for children to practice their math calculationsChildrenWebsite
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Talking Math with Your KidsChristopher DanielsonMath Blog The site includes a blog, which discusses various ideas about how to work with and talk to your children about mathematics,.
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Games for Young MindsKent HainesMath GamesMath Games that develop conceptual understanding of mathematicsChildrenwebsite
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5 Simple Homemade Math ManipulativesThe Old SchoolHouseHome made math manipulativesThis resource provides ideas for how to create math manipulatives from common materials. It is very helpful for parents who would like to create materials at home for their children can use to help them with their math work.
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Advice for Parents from Professor Jo BoalerTalking Math with Your KidsSuggestions for families about how to work with children on math The document provides suggestions for what to do and not do when working with children.Schools/PC’s/Teachers could discuss this article with parents during PTC and provide families with a copy to help them better support their children.FamiliesPDF
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Khan AcademyKhan AcademyVideos and online resources to support mathematics learningThese videos give directions for how to complete math problems. It is an exccellent resource to assist with recalling mathematical procedures to solve problems. Teachers can direct parents to view these videos to help them better support their children’s math work at home.Families/ StudentsWebsite
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Ever Wonder What They’d Notice?Annie Fetter, The Math Forum at DrexelSuggestions on how to talk with children about what they notice.This video explains why it is important to figure out what children notice rather than simply answering their questions. The presenter offers examples of how she does this.Schools can use this video to provide examples to both faculty and families about how to engage children by listening to what they notice instead of simply answering their questions.Parents and
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Involving Latino and Latina Parents in Their Children’s Mathematics EducationMarta Civil and
José María Menéndez, NCTM
How to involve parents in math educationThis article would help parent coordinators and school teams with some ideas for how to involve Latinx families in math education.This article could be provided to school faculty to help prepare for parent teacher conferences.School Personnel

Parent Coordinators
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Why Is Parental Involvement in Children’s Mathematics Learning Hard?Tim Jay, Jo Rose, and Ben Simmons, SAGE OpenDifficulty with involving parents in math education.This article would help parent coordinators and school teams to better understand the challenges in involving parents in the children’s mathematics education.This article could be provided to school faculty to help prepare for parent teacher conferences.School Personnel

Parent Coordinators
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Family Engagement for Parent CoordinatorsKaren Mayfield-Ingram, UC BerkeleyHow and why to engage parents in math education.Districts can use this ppt to provide training for Parent coordinators to develop an understanding of the struggles and strategies to use to support families in helping their children in math.District offices can adapt this ppt to provide a workshop for parent coordinators.

Parent coordinators could use this ppt to turnkey to school staff.
Parent CoordinatorsPPT
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