There are real Angels living here, in those are taking time to teach a child that it will make it, just using another way to learn and practice, till the mind says, "i got this" for life. this video will help many children

Thank you so much for posting this. I have used it to teach my daughter who is 5 and now she can add and minus like a pro. I'm always looking for ways to make her learning fun and she loves this technique. She stopped using the playdough quickly after learning the method though and now is using her memory to recall. While she doesn't appear to have any learning challenges. This method was by far the most fun for us. She'll be six shortly and is less anxious in her lessons at school. Her teachers say she is quietly confident. Thank you all the way from Aotearoa/New Zealand

I did this with my 7 year old who got a zero on her math today. She got them all right in 15 minutes after this!😙

Thank you very much for sharing this method. I was searching for addition & subtraction method without using fingers to teach my 5 year old son , as he was messing up with fingers . I taught my son this dot method and to my surprise he picked it up well. Now he is solving problems quickly and correctly. Thank you so much! 👍🏻

This seems very helpful I'll try it with my younger sister thank you, she just started online first grade because of quarantine and my mom's losing her mind a bit so I decided to try teaching her a bit as well

Oh my gash we got it we finally got it after one loooong hour my 7 year old has it down. There’s hope there’s so much hope 😂

I’m dyslexic and 40 now but this is how I taught myself to do math! Kind of cool 😎 to see other people use it

7 you used as an elevator. 9 u can use as a round bout. 4 dots around the circle and 1 dot at the bottom. Then double up on the 4 dots. Round bout. Hope you understood me.😊 my baby girl has a lot of trouble with math. Imma try this tips. Thank you!

So thankful for this my 7 year old niece was not getting math and this has helped her immensely! She got it so quick and is no longer struggling 🙏🏼

I'm so excited to try this with my daughter! I cried this morning when her teacher called and said shes struggling. Now I feel better I can hopefully teach her! This looks like fun and i pray it works! Thank you so much!

@angelicadesjarlais485

3 жыл бұрын

Awe, I have a 3 year old and I’m pretty new to parenting but I can’t imagine crying, hearing your child is struggling in something hurts so I know the pain, my child struggles in speech and he’s 3 most three year old would say full sentences.

Thank you for teaching this mother to help her child! Thank you for taking the time to create and post this video for us to see, understand and empower my children! Blessings always!

This is good - it's a strategy I developed for myself. My son is now 5 and starting to 'pencil' tap these spots to avoid putting his pencil down and using fingers. Fingers are like training wheels on bikes, it's best to learn to ride on a walking bike and skip those training wheels altogether.

This is awesome to see. I taught myself this trick as a child (At least with #1-5). I didn't know it was a real thing.

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5 жыл бұрын

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5 жыл бұрын

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@MaiLifeChannel2024

5 жыл бұрын

me as well hehehe... hooray!

@mcawesomest1

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!! Kind of cool to see that it’s a legit thing!

I just loved it, thank you for sharing this with us, it has solved my 6 yrs old maths problem

Nice job Mom and girl? Keep in touch for next video my friend

This has been an answer to prayer. Thank you!!!

This is amazing! I taught my son who had so many issues adding and subtracting by using his fingers. I searched high and low for an easy way to teach him but couldn't figure out an easy way. This worked wonders!!! I followed your instructions and immediately he got it!! Awesome!!!

Ma'am, Thank you so much, my kids thanking you too, they are saying just telling auntie a big Thank you!, Everyone can teach but it depends on how easy one can teach.

Great video, thanks for sharing this knowledge. I pray it helps my second grade child who is having difficulty with adding and subtracting.

Thank you! I will be trying with my daughter tonight 🤍

Very creative and very much helpful. Thanks a lot for it!

yes! 53 and somehow to manage to get a B.S. Anxiety ridden through school. I am using this now. So much easier.

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I had my six year old watch today. We did a fever together. He already feels more comfortable doing his math. This was a blessing. Thank you

Hi, my kids is in first grade, and she is awesome with this tecnique.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

This is a really amazing system. Thanks so much for sharing this. My child was struggling with basic math and using her fingers, it was a slow and cumbersome approach. I wanted her to learn some long addition and subtraction this summer and be more confident with her more basic skills too. I think that this is a great solution. She got it right away. With a little practice she can use this approach to master her math basics. I can't wait to view the other content that you published. Thanks to all who participated in creating and publishing this video. It's a gift! I'm wondering what you would do if you have to add 9+9? I noticed you answered that below..."do three dots on the nine and circle them each twice instead of the usual one time".

This is great. Really important tht they know forward and backward numbers to 10 first. Can't wait to try this !

thank u so much I am teaching for the children who are suffering from this learning disablities. I feel hard to teach addition for those students . but you totally splash my hardness thank u dear.

I'll teach this way to my kids....very helpful

My grandmother taught me this when I was in 1st grade! :)

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Thank you very much. Your method is so easy!

thank you so much for this you help my five year old son and I with something very easy and practical he needs a lot of help in school and you helped me today

Thank so much for this video. That's great to teach my son 4 yrs old like ur way.

I am 53 years old and finished High School I guess back in the day no one really paid attention that I was not learning and just kept passing me so I know no math at all. I am studing to get my GED. Thank you this was very helpful

@mrslopez9109

6 жыл бұрын

Frances Ruiz is the first of all to say that he is not going to be able to do it because he is not going to be able to do it he said he was going to be able to do it he said he was going to be able to do it he said he was going to be able to do it he really was going to be able to do that he was going to be able to do it and then I was gonna he is not going to be able to do that and then he was going to be able to do it so that’s fine I’ll just let her do something to me lol 😂😆 then zzz 😴 I like the most of them all zin Zay has always got a better chance for them and how much

@mommyandmatthew6447

6 жыл бұрын

Congratulations on going back to school. It's never to late to learn things. Wishing you the best, never give up

Thank you!! Can't wait to try this with my 1st grader tonight! Her teacher announced yesterday that they can't use fingers or their counting blocks anymore and she said she hates math now (and she has always loved it so much :(

Thank you so much for posting this! It helped me so much!

Wow amazing, will definitely try this.

thanks a lot... very helpful.

Simply superb :) thank you.

Great way to teach.... 👏👏👍

thank you so much my daughter is loving it.. nice

It's so good n easy great idea Thank you

Wow! Thanks for that information

I am going to try this today with my student! Thank you!

@lilibethanzures3972

4 жыл бұрын

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Amazing!

This is so creative!

This is a system similar to one I discovered years as a child when I imagined a playing card pattern 1 through 9.

Great video!

Really awesome my little 5 yr old girl learned addition by this way thanks a lot!!

Thank you so much ma’am. It’s helping me a lot to teach my daughter 😭😭 thank you so so much... i almost gave up to teach her. Thank you once more. GBU😊

@skylarmoody2762

4 жыл бұрын

Ok

So amazing. I will try with my 5 year old boy🥰 thanks so muchhhh

Awesome! Thank you 😘

Thank you for sharing such a useful method, and one that cab actually bee seen and felt. I have a question. Do you have a simple method like this when regrouping is involved? You do mention why you do not do 9, but then I was wondering how do you solve a problem like 27-19.

Answer to my prayer!! Thanks for this!

Many thank you!

I try to teach to my son..tq for your video..

How about 9 and 10? Is it not necessary to do dots on those numbers? This was a great video, looking super forward to trying it out with some students

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This is so amazing! "My son was like I can do that!" (he's 7)

it is very help to teach my child. thank u

I use this method since my childhood by using pencil dots...

Oml thx to this successful,brilliant video my 5yr son knows how to add without his little fingers😄

This is so incredibly helpful for me to teach my 10 year old who is struggling horribly with basic addition and subtraction. THANK YOU!

Going to give this a try, my daughter has trouble with math.

Hi. I used this today on my 8 yr old son who is ADHD and ASD. He got it in minutes. Very impressive!. I may have missed it, but what about 9 plus 9 ?

@2201sunflower

3 жыл бұрын

Had same question.. about 9.. and also how do we teach e.g 36-18 using this method

Ok so this is my story of y am watching this....i am 12 years old I know how to add,subtract,divided,multiply and more my parents got divorced and so my mom found a man that didn't have a kid at all but my dad is looking for a gf and he found one that had a 2 year old daughter......I haven't seen her physically the lil girl but I totally fell in love with her....tbh she doesn't even know I am alive but I have big hopes that one day am gonna meet her and teach her all I know to her because she got all my heart I honestly hate kids but this lil girl just ughhh so pretty and I love her so back to the point of this comment I want to teach her how to add at 3 or 4 or whenever I meet her because I want her to be smart that's the reason y I am watching the video....btw am SUPER excited to know that there is a possibility for me to have a little sister and to be a big sister❤❤

Wow! Does this work with regrouping addition and subtraction?

I am going to try this with my son who is 10 and is having a hard time with math. Thank you.

this is amazing. such a helpful way of doing math.

@ishaverma6484

7 жыл бұрын

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6 жыл бұрын

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6 жыл бұрын

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@merliejoybahian2817

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing teatcher that is very good

Thank you so much for sharing this! This is going to really help my nephews!

@BRBgottadj

7 жыл бұрын

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@BRBgottadj

7 жыл бұрын

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Ur amazing please do more videos

verryu helpful. ganna teach this tomy girls.they will love cuz they will also be playing playdough at the same time. thanks so much...

@gabrielamares7766

6 жыл бұрын

Tried it and my daughter got it instantly. Thanks very helpful.

Touch Math. This was all the rage several years back. I went to the workshops and made all of the "props" for Touch Math. I think it is good in that pretty soon the kids don't need the dots, they just know that they are there. However, I still don't have a problem with kids using fingers. Teach them to use them the correct way. The ladies who started Touch Math also had a phonics program called "Little Mr. Big Ears". The two workshops were usually together. Also, "Souper Sounder" was part of their programs. I used parts of those programs and still do.

@divyareddy8056

4 жыл бұрын

I'm here looking for the disadvantages of using touch maths as kids move to higher grades

@divyareddy8056

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Patt howard, where can I find little Mr.BIG Ears and super sounder videos

Omgggggg ! This is amazing !

I leraned to not finger counting i did that also thank you soooo much i know how to do it thanks😘😘😘💖💖💖💝💝💝✨✨✨

This is like magic

thank you very much

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8 жыл бұрын

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I’m definitely trying this with my 8 year old daughter. She has problems with subtracting.

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What's wrong with using fingers? I can touch, feel and see my fingers - they are also multi-sensory. This might be harder to use for problems presented orally. Good use of fingers is also more logical - I can understand why five fingers and two fingers is seven, but I cannot understand why you don't go back over all the dots in seven, and why there are four dots in total. The elevator story might be nice but it is not mathematical. I think good teaching of fingers and dice/domino patterns could achieve the same thing, or better. The reliance on this numeral form could lead to mistakes - e.g. if I tried to add 14 (horizontally) I might try counting on 1 and 4 (5 dots) in total, whereas if I do it on my fingers, I can see clearly that I need a different strategy as I don't have 14 fingers. Might have good results in this video with a very compliant child after 15 minutes, but same with many strategies after 15 minutes.

@rebeccaharris5145

6 жыл бұрын

Hi nettsobeth, I know you made this comment like a year ago but I felt the need to comment so other people feeling the same way could see my comment. This form of math is meant to be taught to children who have a difficult time with regular math systems. Whether that be people who struggle with the a mental illness or simply children who have fallen behind. It can be hard to see why a new system is needed when you fully understand the one already in place. I teach several students with math issues who can't use traditional finger math because they make mistakes with it. (for example adding 7 and 6 with only 10 fingers avaliable to them often leads to them putting only the 1 and 2 fingers into use therefore adding up to only 3 instead of 13). This form of counting makes it easier for them to still be able to see the numbers, and count up with them, without having to worry about the possibility of making the same type of error. For some children, specifically children who struggle with dyslexia and dyscalculia, numbers can often get turned around or read in places they are not. This type of breakdown helps to stop that confusion by getting the child to look at each number and interact with it one at a time.

@memeitocentral9065

6 жыл бұрын

Rebecca Warren I love this video

this is great to subtract and add little numbers but how would it work with subtraction when you have to borrow

@d3vinity

5 жыл бұрын

my question too

Good

I am going to try this with my nephew. He is 7 and having a hard time comprehending the math.

@Ms.MD7

3 жыл бұрын

Same here with my nephew. How did you go with yours?

we are having trouble with borrowing how would you teach that? I'm going to try this with my daughters.

wow that helped my five year old sister

Please do more videos 🙏

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So now I’m just wondering , do you know what I can do , if it was 210-167 ? .... so when you put them on top of each other , you can’t take 7 away from zero , so what would the easiest way to teach my children that ? Thanks in advance x and this method is BEYOND amazing :)

i like this

I love this I will now introduce addition to my kindergartner. I think he will get it... Better than memorization

This video works 😁😁😁😁😁

Hey it's is really good Trick I m thinking to use for my son he is 7year old and he so confused with this number always.

How do you teach regrouping?

that was great. Many thanks :)

@queenbeauty8304

7 жыл бұрын

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Regrettably, the audio is poor to allow my child to benefit from this wonderful presentation. Other videos from you are very audible. I hope this can be I.mproved upon if others have similar situation especially please

@angieayala6867

3 жыл бұрын

the point is that the kid has to learn this with You. Not with the video. The idea is for you to try at home.

I think this method will help him

I may have missed it but what concept do you use with the number 9?

@candybaby838

7 жыл бұрын

CSA BASKETBALL ACADEMY no you have to count from the highest number

@spontaanaan8871

3 жыл бұрын

But how about 987+190?

I think this method will be more complicated to kids remember than just using their fingers or color sticks

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