This is a dynamic website, and we welcome your suggestions for further resources. TEKS Find out what's happening. Discuss regularly classroom activities with your child. Be sure to listen carefully to their explanations of what has been learned. Questions can open conversations.
Some children enjoy quizzing grown-ups.
You might make a game of your children quizzing you on what they learn at school. This can be fun as well as informative. Your children can be doing mental arithmetic, playing games to practice facts, measuring things, conducting surveys, examining geometric shapes, using tools such as a calculator or computer, reading stories, or performing other activities that have them engaged in math. Participate in parent-teacher conferences. Explore the mathematics program with your child's teacher, curriculum coordinator, or principal.