Afterschool math enrichment

[Anonymous]

My DS is in 2nd grade, and struggles with math. Very often he doesn't get homework and he reads of his own initiative for about an hour. How long should we spend on enrichment work (math) after-school? Are there any good website, programs for a reluctant math student?

[Anonymous]

Right start math. My kid loves it. Lots of games.

[Anonymous]

Life of Fred

[Anonymous]

I went to the teacher supply stores and bought Singapore math workbooks for my child. He earned reward points for working on them for 15 minutes each day. He could cash in the points for prizes like games and toys he wanted. We had a chart so he could see his progress toward the goal of earning the prize he wanted.

[Anonymous]

where is this teacher supply store? Just curious.

Anonymous wrote:I went to the teacher supply stores and bought Singapore math workbooks for my child. He earned reward points for working on them for 15 minutes each day. He could cash in the points for prizes like games and toys he wanted. We had a chart so he could see his progress toward the goal of earning the prize he wanted.

[Anonymous]

Kumon is great - my child started to feel really good about Math after a few weeks at the centre

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:where is this teacher supply store? Just curious.

Anonymous wrote:I went to the teacher supply stores and bought Singapore math workbooks for my child. He earned reward points for working on them for 15 minutes each day. He could cash in the points for prizes like games and toys he wanted. We had a chart so he could see his progress toward the goal of earning the prize he wanted.

There is a teacher supply store in Wintergreen Plaza on 355. There is another off of Shady Grove Rd near Gaither Road. You can also find Singapore math books online at www.Amazon.com.

[Anonymous]

Start your own "class" on Khan Academy.