Siddung Pon Di Line Maths at Home

SIDDUNG PON DI LINE: MATHS AT HOME

The 30-Day Play-Based Mathematics Programme for Parents and Children

Help your child build confidence, develop number skills, and discover that mathematics can be fun — right at home!

Does your child struggle with maths or say that it is too difficult? You don't need expensive toys, complicated lessons, or hours of teaching to help your child learn.

With Siddung Pon Di Line: Maths at Home, you can turn everyday activities into exciting mathematics lessons using items you already have around the house.

Created by Treisha Williams, an experienced early childhood educator, this practical 30-day programme helps parents make maths meaningful, enjoyable, and part of everyday life.

WHAT'S INCLUDED:

• A step-by-step parent guide with clear instructions for teaching each activity.

• A flexible 30-day maths learning plan.

• Hands-on activities using clothes pegs, bottle covers, counters, toys, food, and household objects.

• Number recognition and counting activities.

• Introduction to addition and subtraction.

• Shapes, patterns, sorting, comparing, and measurement.

• Real-life maths activities using shopping, cooking, laundry, and play.

• Printable number cards, worksheets, matching games, and learning resources.

• Progress trackers and a certificate of achievement.

WHO IS THIS FOR?

Parents and caregivers of children approximately 4–7 years old, especially children who need extra support or confidence in mathematics.

WHY PARENTS WILL LOVE IT:

You don't have to be a trained teacher. Each activity explains what to do, what materials to use, what your child is learning, and how to make the experience enjoyable.

Make learning part of your everyday routine — one little activity at a time!

PRODUCT DETAILS:

Digital download. Print the included activities at home and reuse suitable resources as your child learns. No physical product will be shipped.

Created with love by Treisha Williams | Treisha the Teacher

Siddung Pon Di Line — Helping little learners grow, one step at a time.