Need some homeschool math teaching strategies for your homeschool teaching arsenal?
Or are you jumping out of your skin in eager anticipation of teaching math?
Perhaps you’re one of those lucky mommas whose kids love math. Lucky you. Go on with your bad self.
But if not a resounding yes, then I’m here to help.
In today’s episode, I share 11 easy homeschool math teaching strategies to help you teach your child without losing your mind.

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Look Behind the Scenes
When kids resist or struggle with math or any subject, it’s not easy for us as teachers. This is especially true when that resistance leads to tough behaviors.
But I want to encouraged you.
Starting today, I want you to begin thinking about your child’s resistance to learning math as a challenge.
Think of it as a game.
Here’s why.
Tears, meltdowns, or any resistance to math is your clue that something is going on behind the scenes.
When you see this, get excited. You’ve got a mystery to solve. (Wait… isn’t that from a kids show?)
11 Homeschool Math Teaching Strategies
Behavior is information and that information is your key to solving your child’s math learning problems.
To best serve all involved, it’s essential to step back and assess the situation before reacting.
Whether it’s multiplication facts, long-division (ugh), or algebraic functions, we’ve got to stop the spin cycle of homeschool math stress.
So how do you do this?
- Change Your Thinking
- Find The Gap in Foundational Skills
- Formal Assessment
- Informal Assessment Questions
- Focus On One Math Objective
- Breathe & Don’t Give in To Fear
- Short Bursts of Stress-Free Math
- Favorite Math Resources
- Multisensory Multiplication Tables Resource
- Get School System Out of Your Head
- Remember The Pros of Homeschooling
- BONUS- You Are the Teacher & That’s A Good Thing
Bonus Math Teaching Tip

We have multiple sensory systems for a reason.
Visual supports supported by color-coding and instructions will solidify math concepts.
I created the above chicken-scratch drawing when working alongside my daughter.
She now has a visual reference to help her build fluency. When she no longer needs it, she’ll drop the visual.
This is not cheating! Don’t push your kid to stop using visual supports too soon.
Give them what they need to move forward. This printable multiplication chart is a great option as well.
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Top Supplemental Math Tools
Here are two of my favorite math supplements that will end the multiplication facts drama for good.
One of these homeschool math teaching tools is a new FAVORITE of mine and I’ve been using it every day for the past month.
Cross Seven Math Memory Work & More
Cross Seven Classical Memory Work system is OFF-THE-HOOK-AMAZING!!!!
I discovered it about a year ago and was jumping out of my skin in excitement.
This memory work system is similar to another very popular classical homeschooling company, but Cross Seven has taken it up 20 notches!
I’ve always recommended skip counting songs for multiplication and other math facts.
The power of the brain and its ability to memorize through song is unparalleled!
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Math Support for ADHD, Autism & Right Brains
For neurodivergent learners (ADHD and Autism), music is often a learning strength. If this is the case in your home, use music to equip your child to learn effectively.
Cross Seven Classical Memory Work subscription service is an incredible tool to help your child learn
They’ve added video (visual) elements for every piece of memory work which is incredible for our visual learners as well. Full review coming soon.
- Math
- History
- Science
- English grammar (my favorite subject to teach- LOVE it!!!)
- Latin
- Hymn
- Scripture
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Homeschool Multiplication Facts Supplement
If your child is struggling with multiplication facts, I highly recommend Times Tales for multiplication fact mastery.
It was created by homeschool moms desperate to help their kids learn those foundational multiplication facts.
The program is excellent for your visual, musical, right-brain learner. It uses mnemonics, animation, and storytelling to connect each fact deeply into the memory.
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Wow! This is very encouraging and helpful! Thank you!
Yay! Laura, I’m so glad you enjoyed these homeschool math teaching tips and strategies. Cross Seven Memory Work Subscription service has been such a blessing to our family and homeschool community! I cannot thank you enough. 🙂 So excited!
So many great tips! Although I do not homeschool, but I do have to help my girls on their virtual school weeks and this will help me there.
Ayanna, I’m glad to hear that you’ve found these homeschool math teaching strategies helpful. I totally hear you on the virtual schooling and agree that you’ll definitely be able to implement many of them in order to best support your children. Good luck! 🙂