It also offers good ways to keep children interested in math, which is a key to raising mathematicians. Through mathematics, children learn to understand their world in terms of numbers and shapes. They learn to reason, to connect ideas, and to think logically. Mathematics is more than the rules and operations we learned in school. It is about connections and seeing relationships in everything we do.
Children learn best when they are interested and even excited about what they are doing.
As a parent, you have the special opportunity to make the most of the moments during the day when your children are curious. These questions encourage children to think. Teachers and schools must plan activities, but you don't have to plan in advance. Just take advantage of learning opportunities that happen naturally. You can turn these times into teachable moments.