Why We Learn:

• Enhances mental arithmetic abilities
• Prepares children for understanding more complex concepts such as multiplication and division in the later years

Outcome:

• Enhances students' understanding of quantity and number sense
• Building a strong math foundation as they transition into more structured learning stage

Why We Learn:

• Students love pattern and are able to find simple pattern by themselves
• Developing cognitive skills that will help students recognize relationships and make predictions across various subjects

Outcome:

• Be able to observe figures part by part and summarize changing patterns
• It mirrors real-life situations where multiple variables often interact

Why We Learn:

• Math is related to life, understanding the age difference and sum helps students grasp the concept of time passage and growth
• Enhances students' problem-solving skills by applying math concepts in real life

Outcome:

• Students can summarize the pattern in the age difference and sum between 2 people, and use it to solve complex word problem
• Age problems appeared frequently in Math Kangaroo and other math competitions.