The Importance of Math Skills in Grades K–4
In the early grades, learning math is about more than just numbers—it’s about building problem-solving skills, confidence, and a strong foundation for future learning. In grades K–4, students develop key skills like counting, adding, subtracting, understanding patterns, and solving real-world problems. These early math experiences help children think critically, make connections, and feel successful in school. A strong start in math sets students up for success in higher grades and everyday life.

How We Teach Math at Natchaug
At Natchaug School, we believe all students can be successful math thinkers! We use Eureka Math² to build strong math skills, step by step. This program helps students not just get the right answer—but understand the why behind it. Through hands-on activities, real-world problems, and clear explanations, students build confidence and learn to think like mathematicians. Whether they're exploring numbers, solving puzzles, or working in teams, our students are developing the problem-solving skills they’ll use for life.