We have collaborated with our Parent Advisory Council to gather some of the best tools for parents, families, and educators to use when practicing or talking about Family Math. If you have an idea for something we should add to this library, get in touch with us at info@familymath.org.
Hosted by the NJ Family Engagement Hub and the Center for Family Math, This 3-part webinar series explores how everyday food traditions, from family meals to community spaces like libraries, bring math concepts such as fractions, ratios, and measurement to life, highlighting how families and practitioners can partner to make math learning more visible, culturally grounded, and joyful.
Every child learns math differently—and those differences can be strengths. This new brief from the Center for Family Math shares practical strategies, everyday activities, and collaboration tips to help families and educators create joyful, inclusive math experiences that build confidence and success.
This series of briefs highlights for families ways they can support family math as their children grow from early childhood through adolescence.
Toolkits for families with tips for (1) exploring math in everyday settings and (2) advocating for family math in schools and communities. Developed by parent leaders at NAFSCE’s Center for Family Math.
Detailed guide with videos and activities for teaching math to young children. Created by the Institute of Education Sciences’ Regional Education Laboratory (REL) program.
A collection of math tasks that have been modified to be done easily at home by parents and children. Tasks are shared via short videos or downloadable documents.
Features resources including articles and book lists for teachers and parents of pre-K through 12th grade English Language Learners. Available in English and Spanish.
Includes dozens of free, educator-developed math games, puzzles, and activities for families and teachers.
This initiative by Education Development Center (EDC) offers 50 math games for home and school. Includes printable materials, directions, and videos available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
A collection of 350 multimedia resources in English and Spanish for educators, including: simple overviews of family math; games, videos, and activities across many math topics; and resources for leading your own family math workshop.
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