I have spoken in great detail about the benefits of math(s) gamification for children, but they are not the only people to gain from creative play, adults can too! How?
As a parent/guardian you are contributing to your child’s math(s) attainment levels, ability, and fluency. The 4-Week Deep Play Value Math(s) Method doesn’t need a teacher—you don’t need to know any math(s).
You are making a HUGE difference by helping your child enjoy math(s)—something that many children deem boring and see as a chore. In doing so you are building a positive attitude for your child where math(s) is concerned. Which is priceless!
If you’ve got more than one child, one child will be learning from the more mathematically able child— effortlessly and naturally.
Without realizing it you are building your child’s CV and giving them employability skills; skills that employers are looking for; soft skills that matter in the modern world.
Doing something so worthwhile and having fun and enjoyment with your child at the same time, with the added bonus that you may even learn a few new things too, as we all know maths is constantly evolving and methods are changing. You may actually find that you gain a new perspective on math(s), in fact, if you aren’t as confident at math(s) yourself, it makes maths gamification even more interesting as you will ask learning questions too. It a win for everyone and a great feeling knowing as a parent/guardian you are enhancing your child’s learning experience.
