Try a different approach to fostering your child’s journey towards loving math, early.  This class is perfect for children 3-7.

The Power Abacus Math Club is a wonderful way for children to develop math skills through stories, songs, play, games, and the perfect tool, the junior counter.  The junior counter is a patented simplified abacus.  It has all the benefits of an abacus-approach to fostering early mental math skills, but uses a simplified and more fun way. You can pick one up here: Use this code: CLASS22 for a 25% discount for being enrolled in this course.

(FYI- this junior counter can be used for all 3 levels)

Get ready for this low lift-entry class where children get to name their junior counters and are walked through understanding the parts, counting up and down which quickly leads to addition and subtraction both on the junior counter and mentally.

Wow! Level 2!

This means that your child has gotten very comfortable using their junior counter and are ready to rock and rock in the world of 2 digit calculations.

In this course I continued to sing and tell the story of 5 and her friends, but we add stories about the number 10 and his friends: 0 and 10, 1 and 9, 2 and 8, 3 and 7, 4 and 6, and finally 5 and 5.

As a fun bonus we also delve into friends of 50 and 500.  KIDS love this challenges.

Again, as always- math doesn't have to be so 'mathy.' It could be fun!

Try a different approach to fostering your child’s journey towards loving math, early.  This class is perfect for children 3-7.

The Power Abacus Math Club is a wonderful way for children to develop math skills through stories, songs, play, games, and the perfect tool, the junior counter.  The junior counter is a patented simplified abacus.  It has all the benefits of an abacus-approach to fostering early mental math skills, but uses a simplified and more fun way. You can pick one up here: Use this code: CLASS22 for a 25% discount for being enrolled in this course.

(FYI- this junior counter can be used for all 3 levels)

Get ready for this low lift-entry class where children get to name their junior counters and are walked through understanding the parts, counting up and down which quickly leads to addition and subtraction both on the junior counter and mentally.