1. Starting from daily life: Let children be exposed to mathematics in daily life, such as asking them to help calculate the total price when shopping, or asking them to help measure materials when cooking.

2. Use games and toys: There are many math games and toys that can help children understand basic math concepts, such as building blocks and puzzles.

3. Create a math environment: set up some places that need math at home, such as making a family budget table or letting children participate in the family decoration plan.

4. Reading math storybooks: By reading math storybooks, children can learn math knowledge in a relaxed environment.

5. Use digital media: There are many digital education applications and websites that provide math learning resources. You can choose the appropriate content according to your child's age and interests.

6. Encourage children to solve problems: When children encounter problems, don't give answers immediately, but guide them to find solutions themselves, which can cultivate their logical thinking ability.

7. Regular review: Mathematics knowledge needs regular review to be firmly mastered. You can do some math problems with your child regularly to check your child's learning progress.

8. Cooperation with the school: Keep good communication with the children's math teacher, understand the children's learning situation at school, and ask the teacher to provide some learning suggestions.