Mathnasium of Nanuet

Mathnasium of Nanuet Mathnasium is a Math Learning Center in Nanuet NY 10954. We help kids from Pre-K - High School catch up, keep up stay ahead as we make MATH make sense.

At Mathnasium of Nanuet we help kids in grades K-12th Grade understand math by teaching the way that makes sense to them. We specialize in teaching kids math the way that makes sense to them. We are committed to helping each child catch up, keep up, and get ahead in math. All Mathnasium students receive one-on-one instruction in a small group setting and a customized learning plan based on the uni

que needs and goals of each child. We focus on filling in the gaps in our students mathematical foundations while providing them with the help, guidance, and encouragement necessary to tackle what is being taught in school. We are dedicated to providing our students with a warm, positive environment that makes learning math fun. OUR PHILOSOPHY: Children don’t hate math. They hate being confused and intimidated by math. With understanding comes passion. And with passion comes growth—a treasure is unlocked.

03/14/2020

Happy !! 3.14 forever...literally!

Pi may be an infinite, irrational number, but it will always hold a special place in our hearts. This video explains why... We ❤️ π !!

is tomorrow! Are you ready? How will you celebrate? (And are you sure you have the right kind of pi? 😉)
03/13/2020

is tomorrow! Are you ready? How will you celebrate? (And are you sure you have the right kind of pi? 😉)

Ignite the spark of math learning with today’s word problem challenge! Question: Brandon finds 4 pounds and 8 ounces of ...
03/11/2020

Ignite the spark of math learning with today’s word problem challenge!

Question: Brandon finds 4 pounds and 8 ounces of wood for a campfire. Emma finds 5 pounds and 11 ounces. Luis finds 9 pounds and 3 ounces. How much campfire wood do they have in total?

is coming up at the end of this week, and we want to help you celebrate! Check out our fun and educational Pi Day math...
03/09/2020

is coming up at the end of this week, and we want to help you celebrate! Check out our fun and educational Pi Day math activity to print and do at home.

Have fun and learn about pi just in time for Pi Day with this fun at-home math activity.

Don't forget to set your clocks forward this weekend!
03/06/2020

Don't forget to set your clocks forward this weekend!

It’s time to take your math skills out for a walk in the world! Can you figure out this week’s word problem challenge?Qu...
03/04/2020

It’s time to take your math skills out for a walk in the world! Can you figure out this week’s word problem challenge?

Question: Layla takes her dog for a 20-minute walk each morning. On Monday, she takes the dog out for a walk at 7:55 AM and walks the dog for 8 minutes longer than the usual amount of time. At what time do they get back to their house?

03/02/2020

Will you be ready when opportunity knocks at your door? Prepare your mind with Mathnasium.

Tomorrow is ! If you've ever wondered why we add an extra day every four years, you'll find the answer here. http://ow....
02/28/2020

Tomorrow is ! If you've ever wondered why we add an extra day every four years, you'll find the answer here. http://ow.ly/m3c950ywIfa

Happy . Make the most of your extra day tomorrow!

You may have noticed that there's an extra day on your calendar this year. That's not a typo; it's leap day! Leap day is another name for Feb. 29, a date that typically comes around every four years, during a leap year. Why doesn't Feb. 29 appear on the calendar every year? Read on to find out how t...

We’re not kitten around, we have the cutest word problems in town! Go ahead and try solving today’s word problem challen...
02/26/2020

We’re not kitten around, we have the cutest word problems in town! Go ahead and try solving today’s word problem challenge—it’s purrr-fectly delightful!

Question: Each of 10 cats has 10 kittens. Each of the kittens has 10 whiskers. How many kitten whiskers are there?

We'll cut to the chase: It's math anxiety. The best way we can help our children is to teach math in a stress-free envir...
02/24/2020

We'll cut to the chase: It's math anxiety.

The best way we can help our children is to teach math in a stress-free environment where students can ask questions, make mistakes without fear, and learn math in a way that makes sense to them.

The president of Barnard College explains why we need to better understand the links between math anxiety, math avoidance, and the US's dismal test scores.

We may keep our feet on the ground, but we look up at the stars to dream and to challenge ourselves. Can you solve this ...
02/21/2020

We may keep our feet on the ground, but we look up at the stars to dream and to challenge ourselves. Can you solve this brainteaser challenge? It's out of this world!

Address

209 W Route 59
Nanuet, NY
10954

Opening Hours

Monday 3pm - 7pm
Tuesday 3pm - 7pm
Wednesday 3pm - 8pm
Thursday 3pm - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 2pm

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