Discover how everyday routines—like brushing teeth, setting the table, or getting ready for bed—can build strong math foundations. These routines foster number sense, sequencing, and self-regulation in children through warm, structured repetition.
“Just five more minutes!” Sound familiar? That’s what I used to hear every single night during our bedtime battles. As a former high school math teacher and now a mom of two, I found a surprisingly effective solution—a calm, five-minute math ritual before bed.
“Mommy, why do we have eight fingers but ten toes?” That one breakfast question from my daughter changed how I see math forever. As a former middle and high school math teacher, I suddenly realized I’d been missing golden opportunities right in front of me.
Math Story Time: Build Early Number Sense with Picture Books You know that moment when your four-year-old suddenly counts all the apples in a picture
How a 5-Minute Bedtime Math Routine Can Boost Your Child’s Brain (and Help Them Sleep Better) “Just five more minutes!” Sound familiar? That’s what I
Build Your Child’s Math Brain Before Breakfast – 5 Daily Routines That Actually Work “Mommy, why do we have eight fingers but ten toes?” That