Math at Home

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Welcome to Math at Home - an online resource to support your child(ren)'s learning at home. Bookmark this page and check back monthly for new updates, including interactive activities, games, and more!

Start exploring by using the buttons below to navigate to the age or grade level you're supporting.

Math @Home - Webinar series for families


There are currently no scheduled upcoming webinars. Any upcoming sessions will be posted on this page.
  

Past webinars
2024
Games to support your child's math learning @Home





Tips for engaging in math conversations with your child @Home
 






Exploring the New SCDSB Family Math Resource


 

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Fun with Math Facts @Home


Problem Solving @Home



Making Math Connections @Home

Math news

Nov. 2024 - Math learning at home

Practice math anywhere with Math at Home, an online resource for parents/caregivers of SCDSB students from pre-school age to 16. This resource is updated monthly with games, problems, and number talk activities that reflect the math your child may be learning at school each month. 

In November, activities in school and on Math at Home may include grade-level tasks related to measuring objects and identifying and sorting shapes, figures, and angles.

Oct. 2024 - Online math resources for families

In October, activities in school and on Math at Home may include grade-level tasks related to representing whole numbers using different tools, and adding and subtracting whole numbers, fractions, decimal numbers, and integers. 

Knowledgehook is another digital math tool that provides more opportunities to practice math at home. Ask your child's teacher about how they can access their account at home.