Education article

How to help with primary reading, maths, homework.

This article talks about how help children to like to read. Parents can help their children since they are a little baby, before they can read. Also, take children to the library encourage them to like it. Parents should read to them books that are interesting, such as books in different languages. Furthermore, books must be in a place where children can take them. In the maths studies parents can show to their children that Maths is around us daily. Also, children can learn playing interesting games , puzzles and jigsaws to develop their math skills. Maths can be learn through the shapes around home, let children manage their money, such as look for plates on the streets.
Parents should help their children to do homework, but not parent do instead of children. First they should be in a quiet place to have concentration and learn better, such as no TV or anything that could distracts children; to know the new methods to help children, such as "timetable and agree on when your child will do their homework."
The article show time to spend with homeworks:

Years 1 and 2	60 minutes a week
Years 3 and 4	90 minutes a week
Years 5 and 6	30 minutes a day or equivalent over two/three evenings or at the weekend

It is very important parents involvement in their children's life at school. Children can learn better when their parents are giving importance to them.

Souce: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/parents/primary_support/