A&E Use games to add fun to math lessons at home Fri., March 27, 2020 Dan Finkel runs Math for Love with his wife, Katherine Cook. They develop games and lesson plans to change how math is taught ...

Math. It’s been known to make palms sweat and hearts race. Plenty of Kern County residents — students and parents especially — know how it feels to need a little extra help with the day’s math ...

Mathematics are a complex subject, but learning the basic concepts makes the all the rest easier. These math games can help that process.

Use Notice and Wonder with a 10-frame, connecting cubes, and place-value cards to ask and answer math questions. Then, represent teen numbers using addition and subtraction equations and one 10.

Playing board games such as Chutes and Ladders can help young children get better at math, according to a new study. The format of number-based games helps improve counting, addition and the ...

Games where players take turns to move their pieces around a board can have different impacts from those that require wagering or gambling.

Rolling dice, counting spaces and managing your play resources are big tasks for young children. Board games that incorporate those elements are often helpful in building math abilities, study shows.