Tips, guides and articles about teaching math to kids
How to teach division without tears: from sharing equally, through the two meanings of division, to the ÷ sign. A practical plan for parents of kids 5–7.
How to teach multiplication step by step: equal groups, skip counting and times tables without cramming. A concrete plan for parents of kids aged 5–7.
6 simple subtraction games to play at home with dice, cards and blocks. Short, playful number practice that really teaches subtraction to kids aged 5–7.
Subtraction across ten, step by step: the bridging-through-ten method, number bonds and worked examples (13 − 5, 15 − 8) for ages 6–7.
Teach your 5–7-year-old subtraction step by step: concrete-to-abstract, the two meanings of subtraction, and crossing ten. Practical methods for parents.
What dyscalculia is, its signs, and what a parent can do. A calm guide — no panic, with concrete steps and where to find real help.
How a simple multiplication game, a son who wanted more, and a family dreaming of a dog gave birth to EduBert. A personal story from the creator.
How many minutes of daily math practice does a 5–7 year old need? Age-based recommendations and why consistency beats intensity.
How EduBert's motivation system works: 3 hearts, 3 lives, and badges for persistence. Why a mistake is feedback, not failure.
Simple, proven addition games you can make at home with dice, cards and cups. Zero prep, maximum fun and learning for kids aged 5–7.
Simple, effective addition-to-10 exercises for children aged 4-6. Games with blocks, fingers and everyday objects that really teach.
Addition to 20 across the tens threshold: how to spot your child's readiness, the making-ten method, and worked examples (8 + 5, 7 + 6).
Should you let your child count on fingers? What research and teaching say, when it's completely normal, and when it's worth gently paying attention.
A practical checklist for parents: how to distinguish a valuable educational app from colorful fluff. 7 criteria that really matter.
How much screen time is reasonable for a 5–7-year-old? How to tell valuable screen use from empty scrolling, and build a healthy balance.
What research says about educational games: when they help kids learn math, how to spot a good one, and how much screen time is too much.
What your child must know in math after grades 1, 2 and 3 under the Common Core — a clear year-by-year overview and how to support them at home.
Meet EduBert's four worlds: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in one game. All available now, first level of each free to play.
Teach your child addition step by step: from blocks to mental math, three strategies that make the difference, and how to practice without pressure or tears.
Every character in EduBert has a personality and a role. Meet the heroes who accompany your child while learning addition in the Park Adventure.
Each world teaches a different operation — pick your next one!
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