Parent Letters K-5 for "How do I help my student in math?"

So many parents ask the question, "How can I help my child at home in math?" Conference time is a big one where this question often comes up. This resource includes 6 parent letters specific for the CCSS in kindergarten, first, second, third, fourth and fifth. All parent letters are on the same idea- MONEY! If parents would have younger children naming, sorting, counting and skip counting coins, the world would be a better place. And if all upper el parents would have students working with money- counting, adding, subtracting, budgeting, planning, making change and comparing with money, kids would be in a much better place mathematically! Parents may not know how we teach different things these days but there are very few parents who do not understand money. This is a fun way to help kids with many skills at home and parents can't mess it up! Give these letters out at conferences or any time of the year. Tons of easy to understand ideas on these simple hand-outs for parents who want to help their children with math at home!