Beginning Math
Converting Improper Fractions and Mixed Numbers 
Mixed numbers entered the chamber booth and exited as improper fractions to aid in the task of subtracting mixed numbers. Click to see how it all works.
Comparing Fractions
Comparing fractions are not as difficult as you think. Four methods to easily compare fractions plus two practice games.
Divisibility Rules - Finding Factors 
Have you ever wondered if a number is divisible by 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9? Here are a few divisibility rule math tips to help you.
Division - Parts and How It Works
Parts of a division problem and how it works
GCF - By Listing Factors
GCF. What does it stand for? Is there another way to find it without using prime factorization? Why learn it? I’m glad you asked. Click and learn.
How to Divide
Take a look at this mnemonic to help your child remember and understand the steps or algorithm for long division.
How to Explain Division?
Need help explaining or understanding division? Click for Clarity!
How to Find Prime Numbers
A sure way to find prime numbers and an online demonstration.
How to Multiply
After the multiplication facts are learned, the next step is to multiply larger numbers. Let’s look at several methods including the Lattice method.
How to Round a Number
How to round whole numbers plus several examples
Learning Shapes - Math Activity
What Shapes Do You See? An Activity for class or home
Math Songs and Poems
Using music, songs, poems, and rhymes are fun ways to reinforce, teach, and learn math.
Mean - Median - Mode - Range
Do you have a challenge remembering what to do to find the mean, median, mode, and range? Here is a refresher and tips to remember which math process to use.
Mean - Median - Mode - Range
Do you have a challenge remembering what to do to find the mean, median, mode, and range? Here is a refresher and tips to remember which math process to use.
More Multiplication Practice Ideas
Ten Ideas for Multiplication Practice
Multiplication - Multiples and Powers of Ten
If the task of multiplying larger numbers tends to unnerve you, look at this tip for multiplying multiples of ten and powers of ten.
Multiplication - Unique Timetable Patterns - 5s
Do you know any other patterns for 5´s besides the answer ends in a 5 or 0? Take a look at a few other patterns that may help strugging students.
Multiplication Facts - Nine Timetables
Is your child or student struggling with multiplication facts? Teach the nine timetables by observing patterns that will make memorization easier and retainable.
Multiplication Facts - 11s
Don’t let eleven timetables frighten you. They are full of patterns which make mental math and memorization easier than you think.
Multiplication Facts - 12s
Recognize the patterns and break the code for the twelve timetables
Multiplication Facts - Alternative Method
Are your students having trouble with their 6, 7 and 8 timetables? Try this method.
Multiplication Practice Ideas
Fun ways to practice and learn multiplication facts
Multiplication Tips - 1s, 3s, 6s, 7s
Multiplication tips for 1s, 3s, 6s, and 7s
Multiplication Tips - 2s, 4s, 8s
Strategies to reinforce multiplication facts for 2s, 4s, and 8s
Number 7
Ponder the trivia about the number 7 or use them to introduce a topic.
Place Value
Place value - teaching tips to remember the places; how to read and write numbers
Place Value -Timesaver Activity Worksheet
Place value worksheet designed to save time with multiple uses
Prime Factorization
Prime Factorization is used to find the Least Common Multiple and the Greatest Common Factor. This lesson will address a few definitions, give how-to instructions, detailed examples, and share a website for online practice.
Subtraction - Regrouping
The basic skill of subtraction with borrowing challenges some students young and old. The problem magnifies if it requires borrowing or regrouping across zeros or borrowing multiple times. When the traditional subtraction method does not seem to click, consider this alternative method.
What is a Fact Family?
Fact families explained for parents.
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