infyni Kids

Math Classes

Creating a positive and engaging learning environment will contribute to their enjoyment and understanding of mathematics. it's essential to adapt your teaching methods to suit the needs and interests of your students.

Live Course

Live Class: Monday, 18 Mar

Enrolled: 0

Duration: 24 Hours

Offered by: infyni

Live Course
$69 $138 50% off

$3 /Per Hour

About Course

Teaching math to kids can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience. Here are some general guidelines and suggestions for math classes for kids:

1. Make it Fun:

  • Use games and activities to make learning enjoyable.
  • Incorporate toys, puzzles, and interactive tools.

2. Hands-On Learning:

  • Use manipulatives like counting blocks, geometric shapes, and measuring tools.
  • Encourage students to solve problems using real-world examples.

3. Visual Aids:

  • Utilize visual aids such as charts, diagrams, and illustrations.
  • Integrate technology like educational apps or interactive whiteboards.

4. Storytelling:

  • Introduce mathematical concepts through stories or real-life scenarios.
  • Create narratives that involve problem-solving and critical thinking.

5. Group Activities:

  • Foster collaborative learning through group activities.
  • Encourage discussions and peer-to-peer teaching.

Skills You Will Gain

Progressive Challenges Creative Approaches Differentiated Instruction Real-World Problem Solving Mathematical concepts

Course Offerings

  • Instructor Led Live sessions
  • Clarify doubts during session
  • Access Session Recordings
  • Attend on mobile and Tablet
  • Assessments and Competition
  • Direct Messages
  • Feedback from Instructor
  • Full lifetime Resources
  • Certificate of Completion
  • Topics
  • Instructor (1)
    • Teach addition and subtraction through hands-on activities.
    • Use visual aids like counting beads or number lines.
  • Introduce basic concepts of money, including counting coins and making change. Set up a pretend store to practice buying and selling.
  • Use everyday objects to teach concepts of length, weight, and volume. Conduct simple cooking or building activities involving measurements.
  • Move on to more advanced arithmetic, including multiplication and division. Use games, flashcards, or online resources for practice.
  • Introduce fractions and decimals through visual aids and real-life examples. Incorporate cooking or baking to demonstrate fractions in a practical way.
  • Introduce the basics of algebra, including solving simple equations. Use real-world problems to make algebra more relatable.
  • Explore basic geometry concepts like angles, polygons, and symmetry. Engage in drawing and constructing shapes.