Carlito C. Caterpillar’s MathHouse Review and Giveaway

Carlito C. Caterpillar’s MathHouse Games ($23.95) are sure to help you teach math skills using a sensory method that will help your child grasp each concept as they play the forty games.

My children have had a lot of fun learning a few of the concepts.  My two year old especially like Alike It or Not.  We gathered objects from around the house and then had to figure out if they were the same or different.  As you play the game your child is to explain why it is alike or different.

My Five Year old liked the Measure Up game.  However, he used the tape measure he got for his birthday rather then the ruler, and was measuring tables, chairs and sisters.

As you can see, these MathHouse Games are sure to help you teach math concepts in a  fun hands on way. 

Meet Domenico Marcario, M.S. – The creator of Carlito C. Caterpillar’s MathHouseTM Sensory Math Teaching System, is a retired high school mathematics teacher and full-time passionate grandparent!

From birth, children discover facts through sensory experiences. Fueled by curiosity and imagination, children use their eyes, hands, ears, noses, and mouths to learn about their world. They gain understanding by doing rather than by sitting passively and watching someone else do the thinking for them.

The games are designed to build upon the knowledge young children already possess. Only when a child fully understands a concept, will you increase the complexity, such as reversing the roles of the players and designating the child as the leader.
If you focus on maintaining an environment of play, the child will experience the learning as an active participant rather than a passive spectator.

Knowledge acquired by the Carlito C. Caterpillar’s MathHouse Sensory Math Teaching System is internalized because it is experienced with the senses through child-centered activities. The system, rooted in a child’s natural learning capabilities, utilizes Math-Tools to model mathematical concepts and results in a deep and thorough understanding of such concepts.

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I received a set of these cards to use in my home with my children in return for my honest review.  I will receive no further compensation.

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