Fun games developing confidence in mathematics.
Recommended words of encouragement for parents to build their children’s confidence in mathematics include: Outstanding, Keep up the great work, Excellent, I knew you could do it, Super star, I’m proud of you, Well done, That’s incredible, You are so smart! , Super Job, You’re a genius, You’re fantastic, Nothing can stop you now!, You’re…
Words of encouragement are vital in the process of learning mathematics. This will build their confidence and help them to accomplish difficult tasks. We encourage parents to follow through with praise as they complete each challenge given to them. Once this is achieved, they may become far more willing to learn mathematics. Download and present…
All games are based on mathematics concepts from the Australian Mathematics Curriculum and reinforce concepts taught in the classroom. The games are also designed to suit the curriculums of the U.S.A., Canada, and England. Every game was designed specifically to match curriculum concepts and at the grade level recommended. Plus, within each game, you are…
Yes, they are an excellent tool for all tutors. Every game refers to the specific concepts used from the Australian Mathematics Curriculum. Now you have a list of what to teach and what concepts your child should be learning. This makes teaching mathematics at home much easier! Games are also designed to suit the curriculums…
Yes, the more times they play a game the better! The Super Challenge games are engaging and fun to play. We recommend they are played by students repeatedly. This helps them grasp concepts at their own pace. The more times they play the games, the more likely they will understand the concepts needed to advance…
Most students will need to play the previous year’s games first. Students may then revise or learn concepts not fully understood. The previous year’s concepts must be grasped to help them with new mathematics concepts they will learn this year. Our games are set at the level students are expected to reach by the end…
If games on their grade level are found to be too hard, then start with playing the previous year’s games. The previous year’s concepts must be grasped to help them with new mathematics concepts they will learn this year. Plus keep in mind, all games are set to the standard students are expected achieve by…
As they play a game, a student must apply mathematical concepts at their level. This is how a student progresses through each game. So, by playing the games they are using and testing the concepts they need to learn. The games combined with the follow-on worksheets give you a good idea of your child’s current…
Knowing specifically what to teach and which areas to focus on, is the most challenging task for any home schooler or remote learning teacher. However, with The Super Challenge the research is done for you. Every game refers to the specific mathematics concepts used from the Australian Mathematics Curriculum. Now you have a list of…
For those playing the Majors games for fun, they are an excellent way to get that brain moving. Designed for anyone over the age of 13 and for all levels of ability, they build from easy to real challenges that get you thinking. The games may also improve your memory, cognitive thinking, plus may help…