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Against a pale green background, a parent and child are standing in front of a table full of baking ingredients and tools. They are ready to use everyday maths in the kitchen.

How parents can encourage everyday maths skills in the kitchen

By Lisa Champagne

Against a peach background, number bonds for 10 (7 and 3, and 1 and 9) are displayed as part of a maths activity parents can do at home.

“What they can be doing at home?” How to suggest primary maths activities to parents

By Alex Laurie

Image of four crayons, standing tall, numbered one to four

4 ways parents can engage with their children’s primary maths education

By Adam Gifford

Blue smartphones in a row numbered one to four and centred on a light peach background.

4 free maths teaching apps for primary learners

By Alex Laurie

A parent wearing green supporting her child’s maths learning at home. Above them are mathematical symbols and their house at the centre.

5 things parents can do to support distance learning

By Laura Connell

Against a light purple background, a single dwelling home, with a dark purple roof and door is nestled behind two green bushes

School from home: your maths learning resource round up

By Emily McIver

Your Teaching Practice

Image of five crayons, standing tall, numbered one to five

“Help! I’m homeschooling” 5 tips to support parents during Covid-19

By Emily McIver

In a speech bubble, common tools of maths mastery: a number bond, bar models ,a yellow rule and children scissors appear

3 questions parents ask about maths mastery (and how to answer them)

By Roger Hitchin

On a light pink background there are three ice cream cones: a lemon, a strawberry and a chocolate swirl

Simple, effective, and fun: 4 ways to keep your child’s maths momentum going

By Suzanne Terrasse

On a pale blue background, a hand is playing with three colourful cubes

6 magical maths activities to keep children engaged

By Judy Hornigold

On a light green background, three clear measuring cups each with varying amounts of water are lined up equal distance apart

Real-world maths: helping learners measure and compare

By Gillian Knight

Parents and child doing maths

Involving parents in their child’s maths learning

By John Dabell

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