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Anyone can do math well!

Moms worry when a child doesn't like math or starts learning slowly during infancy or lower elementary school years. “What if my child can't do math?” But you don't have to worry about it. There is only a difference in the speed at which children learn and master mathematics in infancy and lower elementary school years, and there is still a way to make a tool for determining math skills.

The concept is easy, the process is deep!

You must develop the ability to think!

I think difficult math problems can only be done by children who are good at math. If you learn and master concepts and principles easily, anyone will have the power to approach difficult math problems. Also, if you learn how to think step by step about how to understand the problem, what conditions are listed in the problem, and how to use those conditions to solve the problem, you can develop problem-solving skills and thinking skills.

Hello, this is 123 Minisam

• [123 Minisam's Elementary Math Roadmap] Author
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Hello, Yu, I'm 123 Minisam who teaches math to elementary school students and gives moms a mom's math guide. While watching middle and high school students struggle and struggle with mathematics, I thought a lot about how to prepare for elementary school. Also, I was sad to meet parents who just couldn't get rid of their anxiety when it came to mathematics.

Yes, I'm not just having fun with math in elementary school, but I'm going to teach you how to develop real math skills that you can do really well until middle and high school. If you feel the joy of thinking and the sense of accomplishment of solving difficult problems while grumbling My child can also do math well.

For parents and kids alike

I can solve the curriculum and thinking skills all at once

In the <Elementary School Curriculum & Thinking Skills Maths>Class that makes top-level vessels Composed of parent side and child sideIt's supposed to be. On the parent side, parents with children aged 6-9 can set up a math roadmap with the information they need to do a good job in mathematicsLet me know.In the kids section, concepts and thinking skills that you must know in grades 1-2 about the 5 areas of mathematics, topics covered in mathematics or curriculum deepening problem books that are importantYou'll learn to listen. Based on your ability to apply concepts and problems, you will be able to easily learn and master mathematics, which becomes more difficult as you advance in the school year. And you'll have an opportunity to leap to the top.

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“Elementary Curriculum & Thinking Skills Mathematics”

Let me introduce the curriculum!

Chapter 1.

l Let's make a math roadmap for elementary and lower graders

How should I prepare to be good at math when I'm 6-9 years old? We will check the child's current math skills, identify the child's tendency to learn mathematics, and tell you how to choose the right mother's table and private education appropriately. And let's take a look at the preparations needed to take a leap to the top.

Chapter 2.

l If you want to be good at arithmetic, learn the exact number system first!

It's actually quite difficult for children to understand the number system correctly. In a situation where the number system is not in place, repetitive arithmetic learning only exhausts children.

In the field of numbers, you will learn and expand various expressions for important numbers, number arrays, etc., and develop the concept of numbers by looking at numbers that meet the conditions, and number jacquard problems. In the arithmetic section, I'll show you how to easily add and subtract.

Chapter 3.

l Lay the foundation of the concept of shapes

Through exercises to accurately learn the basic concepts of shapes learned in grade 1-2 textbooks, I will prepare to easily learn the shapes lessons learned in grades 3-6. You'll learn the principles of seven schools and stacking trees, and explore topics related to symmetry and colored paper in the field of thinking mathematics.

Chaper4.

l Rules, measurements, probability, and statistics that determine the top ranking

Rules, measurement, probability, and statistics are the areas of rules, measurement, probability, and statistics. You will learn about finding rules, time, and number of cases by selecting only important topics from the 1st-2nd grade curriculum and thinking skills mathematics.

Let's make a math portfolio while writing a math diary!

The math diary is a process of reinventing the math concepts you learned that day, and it's an experience where you can expand the concepts and use them in a variety of ways. The class guide will give you a brief introduction to how to write a math diary, and I'll show you the topic of math journaling in the video for each topic. After completing the course, you'll improve your math confidence through your own math portfolio.

When thinking about mathematics is fun, the bowl of math skills gets bigger and bigger. 123Minisam will help you develop your ability to solve difficult math problems on your own