1. Cultivate interest: Stimulating children's interest in mathematics is the basis of learning. You can play math games with your children, solve interesting math problems and let them feel the fun of math.

2. Create a good learning environment: provide children with a quiet, clean and comfortable learning environment, so that they can concentrate and concentrate on learning mathematics.

3. Make a reasonable study plan: Make a reasonable study plan according to your child's learning ability and interest. Break down the learning content into small modules, gradually improve the difficulty, and let children master mathematics knowledge step by step.

4. Diversified learning methods: adopt a variety of different learning methods, such as reading textbooks, watching teaching videos, and attending math tutorial classes. To meet the learning needs of different children.

5. Practical application: combine mathematics knowledge with real life to let children know the practical application value of mathematics. For example, through shopping, cooking and other activities, let children use mathematical knowledge to solve problems.

6. Encourage and reward: encourage and reward children in time to enhance their learning motivation and self-confidence. You can set some small goals and give appropriate rewards to children when they reach their goals.

7. Ask for help: If the child encounters difficulties or doesn't understand, ask for help in time. You can ask teachers, parents or other professionals to help them solve their problems.

In short, in order for children to learn mathematics well, it is necessary to cultivate interest, create a good learning environment, make a reasonable learning plan, diversify learning methods, practice application, encourage rewards and seek help.