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How to use this section
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This pack will:
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tell you more about how your child learns and how you can help
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show you the stages a child goes through in learning maths
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give you ideas for activities to do together
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explain how the activities help your child's maths
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tell you what to look for in your child's learning
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give you a list of useful names and addresses.
Some important messages
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You are his first teacher. Let him see you using maths.
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It doesn't matter if you think you're no good. You can still help
by showing her what people do when they use maths.
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Maths can be fun. Enjoy it together.
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Helping him doesn't have to cost much money. Your time is much more
important.
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Listen and watch to find out what she needs to do next.
The most important things you can do to help your child are:
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watch and listen to find out how much she knows already
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praise him, make him more confident
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have fun, keep it playful
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let her try things out, don't keep telling her it's wrong
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let him see you using maths
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let her join in with you
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let her tackle things on her own
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let him take charge in games and make up his own rules
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let her be successful
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stop when he is bored.

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