LET'S FIGURE THIS OUT TOGETHER

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A MATH TEACHER.

TO HELP YOUR CHILD LEARN.

When the lesson isn't clicking and you've tried everything in the curriculum, BrightWay gives you a clearer next step. No teaching background required.

★ YOUR FIRST BRIGHTWAY TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Let's make multiplication make sense.

Our first free lesson helps you teach multiplication using equal groups, rows, and columns.

“My child can count the dots, but doesn't understand why 3 × 4 equals 12.”

Free parent lesson · Covers multiplication arrays and equal groups. Other skills are being developed.

FREE ARRAYS LESSON

SEE IT. BUILD IT. UNDERSTAND IT.

3 × 4 = 12
Three rows of four. Twelve altogether.
WHAT TO SAY: “Let's count four in each row. How many dots do we have altogether?”
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BRIGHTWAY MATH RESOURCES

Choose a Math Activity

Start with our free Arrays tutorial. Each BrightWay activity will include a model parents can explore, words to say, a short practice idea, and a printable guide. Start with Arrays. We are adding more teaching strategies as we develop and test them.

Multiplication Arrays

Understand equal rows and columns and connect the picture to multiplication.

FREE · READY TO TRY
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Equal Groups

Use everyday objects to show why multiplication represents equal groups.

Coming later

Skip Counting

Connect repeated jumps and patterns to multiplication meaning.

Coming later

Break Apart Facts

Use facts a child already knows to solve unfamiliar multiplication facts.

Coming later
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PARENT GUIDANCE

Plain words you can use

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CONCEPT FIRST

Understand before memorizing

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PATTERNS & MODELS

See the math behind the facts

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CHECK PROGRESS

Notice what the child understands

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A SHORT PATH TO HELP

How BrightWay Helps

1

Find a starting point

Try a quick question with coins, cereal, or other objects you already have.

2

See how to teach it

Change an interactive array and use the exact words provided for parents.

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Try it and check

Use a short activity and printable guide, then see what your child can explain.

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