Reviewing the Math Literature: Recommendations for Practice, Policy, and Research (The Family Math Roadmap Implementation Project): This report explains why early math is important, what role families play, and what educators should keep in mind to best support families’ engagement in math learning.

Family Math Toolkit (PBS SoCal): This comprehensive toolkit offers 350 multimedia resources in English and Spanish for educators, including simple overviews of family math; games, videos, and activities across many math topics; and resources for leading your own family math workshop.

• School Event Engages Families in Early Math Learning (Erikson Institute: Early Math Collaborative): This video offers testimonials from teachers and school leaders about the benefits of hosting a family math night.
• The Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival (JRMF): This organization focuses on bringing math fun to schools, libraries, and other venues through math festivals and math exploration. JRMF hosts festivals, offers a math-festival-in-a-box option, and shares online math puzzles and games. MathFests are offered free of charge to Title I schools upon request.

• Young Mathematicians (EDC): This initiative offers 50 math games for home and school, with printable materials, directions, and videos available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
• Early Family Math: This website offers dozens of free family math games, puzzles, and activities developed by math educators.

• Choosing Storybooks that Promote Math Learning (Development and Research in Early Mathematics Education)
• Books (Bedtime Math)
• Now Read This! Pattern Books (National Association for the Education of Young Children)
• Books: Small Talk Books with early math (Ellen Mayer)
• 6 Bilingual Kids Math Books Featuring Hispanic and Latino Characters (PBS SoCal)

• Let’s Wash that Math Right Into Laundry Day (Erikson Institute: Early Math Collaborative): This “ideas article” shares tips for making laundry day a special time for family math.
• Make It Math: Family Math Activities & Resources for Early Learners (Center for Family Math): This toolkit for families, developed by parent leaders at the Center for Family Math, shows you how to explore math in everyday tasks around the home. This resource is also available in Spanish.
• Make It Math: Tools for Families & Advocates (Center for Family Math): This associated resource provides guidance to families and parent leaders to talk about and advocate for family math in their schools and communities. This resource is also available in Spanish.

• Measure! Everything! (MathTalk): This app can be downloaded free on the Apple App Store, is available in English and Spanish, and uses Augmented Reality experiences to help young children and their families explore math in their own homes, backyards, schools, and communities.
• LearnLead: This organization offers resources for finding math in the built environment and with museums (preK-3rd).
• What is a “Math Trail”? (The Futures Channel): For older students, this video illustrates the practice of a Math Trail, where students observe their surrounding community and create math problems for others to solve.

• Tips to help you create math habits (Zeno): This collection of one-pagers in multiple languages offers quick strategies for families to build math habits with their children.
• Why do people get so anxious about math? (TedEd): This 5-minute video on math anxiety and growth mindset is a great visual explainer.
• The Math Narrative Project: This comprehensive messaging research project shares perspectives on math learning from adolescents, their parents, and their teachers, and offers recommendations, including for a parent audience, on how to communicate about math with their teenagers.

• Standards for Mathematical Practice: 8 Habits to Develop Critical Thinkers & Confident Problem Solvers (Los Angeles Unified School District): LAUSD offers a parent workshop explaining Common Core mathematical standards and what parents can say and do to support standards-aligned mathematical learning.
• Mathematical Practice Standards (Inside Mathematics): This webpage defines Common Core mathematical practice standards and shares short video clips that demonstrate for educators and parents what these standards look like in K-12th-grade classrooms.
• Readiness Check (Learning Heroes): This “readiness” check helps parents to see if their child is on track in math and literacy.

Family Math Kits (Development in Research in Early Mathematics Education): This kits support families that want to promote their young children’s math learning through playful activities at home. Kits are also available in Arabic and Portuguese versions that you can share on request.