Choose a learning age 7 to 11 Years. Choose a learning track Numeracy Part 2

Learning Age: 7 to 11 Years

Learning Track: Numeracy Part 2


Introduction and Numeracy Skills Checklist

Y our child's Numeracy success depends on the support you give them.

These early years are so important to your child, they are naturally learning at an incredible pace. What you do with your child now, can shape their attitude to Numeracy for life.


We'll show you simple fun things that you can do at home that will boost their Numeracy skills... saving you the time, effort (and mistakes!) of working it all out yourself.


It wont be difficult either! Success with EasyStreet Learning comes from making Numeracy part of every day life.


With our guidance, the learning support you give your child will keep improving. You'll see the positive effects you can make to your child's Numeracy skills very soon.


And there's more good news...

  • If your Numeracy skills are not great it wont matter! We'll show you what do
  • Just a few minutes a day is all that is needed for your child's Numeracy skills to flourish
  • We show you how to keep the activities fun rather than like work
  • Our methods support the Numeracy your child will learn at school
  • We'll help your child become a motivated self-learner (a valuable skill for school and beyond)


Too many children say they "hate" or "don't get" maths... prevent this happening to your child...

Use EasyStreet Learning to help your child enjoy Numeracy !


Use the following checklist to keep track of the Numeracy skills your child gains. You can also use this as a way of quickly choosing a topic to go over with your child when you find you have a few minutes spare.
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Common Parent's Questions on this Page

Can I Leave Learning Numeracy to my Child's to School ?

The Numeracy your child learns at school does not end at school the school gate. Numeracy is part of everyday life.

If you point out things to do with Numeracy to your child and talk about them, your child will become more and more 'comfortable' with Numeracy.

Children don't enjoy what they don't understand or see the point of. You are vital link what your child learns at school and how they apply it.

Isn't it Easier to get my Child a Numeracy Tutor ?

Parents are turning to tutors more and more for younger children.

Using tutors is an expensive option starting at £15 per hour.

Using tutors in these early years when your child is 'learning how to learn' means they can become over dependant on a tutor for learning, only to really struggle when one is not available.

There are some practical problems with using a tutor too. A tutor might be used for one hour a week but that hour may not be the same time your child is most receptive to learning. You are in a better position to get the timing right of your child's learning, and you can do this in short periods over a day.

I Can't get my Child to Leave Their Games Console to do some Numeracy. Help!

This is a common cry.

There's a sad pattern developing in children... poor Numeracy and Literacy skills but expert gaming skills.

Thankfully, some parents have worked out ways on managing this problem. Infact there is a simple way that you can use your games console to actually encourage them in their learning!

We look at these ways here (add link).

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