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Families Learning Together

Families Learning Together helps parents and children to discover maths and share successes.

Families Learning Together develops children’s confidence and understanding in number work.

Families Learning Together deepens learning and extends school work. It’s much more than extra practice.

Families Learning Together helps parentsand their children explore maths by playing games whilst following the curriculum.

Families Learning Together

Question: What is the most effective way of dramatically improving the mathematical knowledge and ability of 6-11 year olds?

Answer: Regular short bursts of exciting maths activities, supported by a confident adult.

Families Learning Together provides exactly that, and it is all available online right now.

Short video clips introduce the skill being learnt and show parents how to help their child.

All the activities, and answers, are provided.

What is different about Families Learning Together?

Unlike other maths homework resources Families Learning Together provides extensive guidance to help parents become confident in how maths is taught, so they can enjoy helping their child.

Parents and children explore maths by playing games and talking together. Children develop their understanding and skills quickly because the activities are enjoyable and they get regular practice. It is a resource that supports the learning taking place in the classroom.

By reinforcing the learning at home, children will develop their confidence and gain a deeper understanding of maths.

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How to join?

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