After breakfast, I introduced Vee to a new math activity. A list of simple equations to work out mentally through imaging / memory / intuition (right brain), then check with DIY Montessori hundred board (my free printable is here) and counters. He loves it and blasted through nearly 3 worksheets. He worked mentally, while I […]
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Since launching The Ultimate Right Brain Math Program*, I’ve received many enquiries. Here are some of the answers for sharing… Q: What is the difference between the Shichida 63-Day Math Program and the Math Dot printables? A: The Math Random Dots printable consists of dots and numerals 0 to 100, which can be flashed in different
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Wish to give your child a superb headstart in math? Hope that your baby can pick up math concepts easily in future? Want to know how to teach math in a fun way anytime, anywhere? Many of you have asked about Shichida 63-Day Math Program, how to flash math dot cards, etc. After months of preparation,
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Vee is starting on Singapore Math – My Pals are Here primary 1 books. So far, he’s been learning Math using the Shichida Method (from 1 year old), the Montessori Method (from 4 years old), and through daily experiences. I’m using My Pals are Here to observe how he takes to textbook and workbook-style learning.
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Today’s post is on how to make your own Montessori Golden Thousand Cube for teaching Mathematics. To let the child visualise quantities of 1,000 to 9,000, the Montessori Decimal System (Golden Beads) Complete Layout requires 45 Golden Thousand Cubes. Over here in Malaysia, each cube costs RM100+ (!!!), so there’s no way we’d buy 45 of them
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