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🧮 A Kids Introduction To: A Scientific Calculator

Disclaimer : Kids in Grades K & up need to grasp the concepts of mental math and math recall. A calculator should not replace this skill. A calculator is just a tool and like all tools children need to be taught when its use is necessary. Introducing a young child to a scientific calculator can feel intimidating but it doesn’t have to be! While kids this age may not yet need all the advanced functions, a hands-on, playful approach can make learning fun and build confidence. Here are some simple ways to get your child comfortable with a scientific calculator. 1. Start with the Basics Before diving into complex functions, make sure your child can comfortably: Turn the calculator on and off. Enter numbers. Use basic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Clear mistakes with the C/CE button. Tip : Turn it into a game. Ask questions like, “What’s 7 × 8?” and see if they can get the answer with the calculator. Keep it light and playful—no pressure. 2. Explore Pa...
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Children's Books That Highlight the Black Experience (0-5) yrs)

Black History Month isn’t the only time we read books that celebrate Black children, Black families, Black History and Black Excellence, to our children.

So as the month comes to an end, here are 7 such books I enjoy reading with my children right throughout the year. ❣️


1. Baby Goes To Market

Such a unique and vibrant story set in an African market. It teaches about kindness, community, African delicacies and customs and even counting.














2. Bippity Bop Barbershop














3. Dream Big Little One

Simple sentences about extraordinary black women who have made significant contributions to science, politics and the arts to name a few career  fields.


4. Full Full Of Love 

This book paints a picture of an intergenerational black family gathering for Sunday dinner. It's such a warm and inviting story. 


5. I Love My Hair












6. When God Made You

Such lovely poetry celebrating the black child and children in general. It's definitely one that both children and parents enjoy.



7. Whose Knees Are These?




What books that celebrate Black children, Black families, Black History and Black Excellence, do you enjoy reading to your children? 


You can share your favourites in the comments below.

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