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Mathnasium of Fairfax WE MAKE MATH MAKE SENSE! Call (703) 625-MATH (6284) or stop by our location inFairfax Corner. Catch Up, Keep Up, or Get Ahead
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Mathnasiums mission is to make math make sense to kids, and in so doing, build their confidence and a deep understanding and lifelong love of mathematics. Our centers provide tutoring from pre-K through to high school. Our teaching method, called the Mathnasium Method™ is what helps math make sense to kids. The Mathnasium Method™ is the life's work of Larry Martinek, Mathnasium's Chief Instructional Officer and a teacher and math teaching consultant in the Los Angeles area for more than 35 years. The Mathnasium Method™ uses a time-tested, customized program, which stems from a unique assessment to identify what a student needs to improve their math skills. We offer personalized instruction, proprietary worksheets, and games to build Number Sense and provide a fun and supportive environment in which children can learn and practice math. To find out more about how Mathnasium makes math make sense to kids, visit www.mathnasium.com

Mission: Our mission and passion is to teach students the conceptual understanding of mathematics! Many students become frustrated with math so, here at Mathnasium of Fairfax, we give them the confidence to approach mathematics successfully! We Make Math Make Sense!

05/20/2020

History, science, English ... try this week's word problems to see how you can combine math with your favorite school subjects to get the correct results! #WordProblemWednesday #Mathnasium

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05/18/2020

Flashy Demos - Law of Sameness v3 (1).mp4

Larry Martinek teaches a fun way to think about the Law of Sameness and why we add fractions the way we do.

#Mathnasium #Powtoons

05/17/2020

Please join us May 18th - 22nd for our Facebook Live Lessons! This week we will be teaching lessons for both elementary and middle school grades and up! This week's topics are:

Mon, 5/18: Exploring Visual and Numerical Patterns
Tue, 5/19: Divide & Conquer: Divisibility Rules — Basic
Wed, 5/20: Graphing Points and Lines!
Thu, 5/2: Divide & Conquer: Divisibility Rules — Advanced
Fri, 5/22: Counting Systems: Base Not 10

This week's videos are recommended for grades:
Mon: Middle Elementary and up
Tue, Thu: Upper Elementary and up
Wed, Fri: Lower Middle School and up

All lessons are 11 a.m. PT, 12 p.m. MT, 1 p.m. CT, 2 p.m. ET at www.facebook.com/mathnasium/live

Hope we’ll see you then!

05/15/2020

Happy Friday, math fans! Looking for a fun brain workout? Head on over to our Number Sense Blog to download our Number Cross Puzzle and put your knowledge to the test! #mathactivity #mathfun #mathnasium

https://blog.mathnasium.com/activity-alert:-number-cross-puzzle/

05/13/2020

What better way to "brush" up on your problem-solving skills than with this week's word problems which are all about art!
#WordProblemWednesday#Mathnasium

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05/10/2020

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05/08/2020

We hope your kids' home-learning has been going great! Thank you, Carolann, for sharing your experience with us on how well [email protected] has been working for your family.

05/06/2020

Get ready to break some new world records with this week's word problems! #wordproblemwednesday

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05/04/2020

May 4- Star Wars.mp4

Happy National Star Wars Day! May the 4th be with you!
#mathnasiumathome

05/04/2020

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!

#teacherappreciation #weloveteachers

05/03/2020

Please join us May 4th - 8th for our Facebook Live Lessons! This week's topics are:

Monday, May 4th - "Percent - For Each 100"
Tuesday, May 5th - "A Number Sense Look at Horizontal Addition"
Wednesday, May 6th - "An Introduction to Comparing and Ordering Fractions"
Thursday, May 7th - "Reasoning in Groups"
Friday, May 8th - "Problem Solving with Wholes and Parts"

All lessons are 11a PT, 12p MT, 1p CT, 2p ET at www.facebook.com/mathnasium/live

Hope we’ll see you then!

05/01/2020

From calculating routes for satellites, rockets and space probes, to transmitting messages and building spacecraft, math is an inextricable part of space science. In honor of #NationalSpaceDay, we celebrate global space accomplishments and salute those who use math to shoot for the stars.

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04/30/2020

While Jacob's mom, an emergency physician, helps people who are sick with COVID-19, Jacob studies math through [email protected]. They both would consider that Jacob uses @home even after schools reopen!

04/29/2020

Are you looking for a fun way to practice before your next family game night? Be sure to try this weeks word problems! They're all about using math to win at board games!

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Mathnasium@home addresses both teachers' and parents' concerns surrounding the "COVID Slide". Read more by following thi...

04/27/2020

[email protected] addresses both teachers' and parents' concerns surrounding the "COVID Slide". Read more by following this link: http://ow.ly/XPFT50zozG1

04/24/2020

There's so many great things to learn and do from the comfort of your own home! Get comfy, and give this brain teaser challenge a try!

04/22/2020

It's Word Problem Wednesday! From selling toys to running a business, these busy bees will need your help!

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04/21/2020

We knew there was no such thing as an uninteresting number!

"The Interesting Number Paradox": If there were to exist a set of generally uninteresting numbers, then the least interesting would actually be quite unique and intriguing, making the whole set of uninteresting numbers a lie!

04/20/2020

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04/17/2020

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04/16/2020

In honor of Math and Statistics Awareness Month in April, it’s time to take a fresh look at statistics, which not only plays a pivotal role in modern society but is also a pretty great career choice. Let's learn some fun facts about statistics! http://ow.ly/KaIy50zboe8

04/15/2020

If your kids are schooling from home right now, we have the perfect math home learning solution for you today. Check out our Word Problem Wednesday blog post for fun math practice at any level!

Robots and Batteries... Oh, My!
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04/14/2020

It's Math and Stats Month! Have fun and keep working out your mind at home with today's brain teaser. 💕🧠✨

04/13/2020

It's National Scrabble Day! Play some Scrabble with your family today and be sure to count the points! Winning the Mathnasium way!

Pets are always there with quiet love and support — even when you're distance learning or doing Mathansium@home! Today ...

04/11/2020

Pets are always there with quiet love and support — even when you're distance learning or doing [email protected]! Today is #NationalPetDay... How is your pet enjoying the extra family time right now?

#mathnasiumathome #mathnasiumlearning

04/10/2020

It's National Sibling Day! Which of your siblings is your n+1?

04/09/2020

Families can now get Mathnasium’s math tutoring remotely, without sacrificing the face-to-face interaction that is the heart and soul of the Mathnasium Method™! http://ow.ly/n6b450z9obX

04/08/2020

Are you looking for a fun way to practice your math skills while you’re learning from home? Try your hand and one of these fun word problems, ranging in skill level from lower elementary to Algebra and up. http://ow.ly/Rcfx50z8cBH

04/06/2020

Changing lives through math

For Mark and Becca, Maddie and Ellie, [email protected] has been the perfect solution for their math education needs.

03/14/2020

Why should we care about pi?

Happy #PiDay!! 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 !!

03/13/2020

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

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?

#PiDay is coming up at the end of this week, and we want to help you celebrate! Check out our fun and educational Pi Day...

03/09/2020

Happy Pi Day! March Math Activity

#PiDay 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. #mathlove http://ow.ly/6cWB50yGN9P

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

03/06/2020

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

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?

Address

11877 Grand Commons Avenue
Fairfax, VA
22030

Opening Hours

Monday	15:30 - 20:00
Tuesday	15:30 - 20:00
Wednesday	15:30 - 20:00
Thursday	15:30 - 20:00
Saturday	10:30 - 14:00

Telephone

(703) 625-6284

Website

http://www.mathnasium.com/fairfax

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Videos

Flashy Demos - Law of Sameness v3 (1).mp4

Larry Martinek teaches a fun way to think about the Law of Sameness and why we add fractions the way we do. #Mathnasium #Powtoons

May 4- Star Wars.mp4

Happy National Star Wars Day! May the 4th be with you! #mathnasiumathome

Changing lives through math

For Mark and Becca, Maddie and Ellie, [email protected] has been the perfect solution for their math education needs.

Why should we care about pi?

Happy #PiDay!! 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 !!

Prepare your mind with Mathnasium.

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

Succeed in school and in life!

Our math learning center students improve not only in math, but in other subjects and other interests. Mathnasium students succeed in school and in life!

Mathnasium is a wonderful place for children to learn...

Having the right environment and the right instructors can make all the difference in a student's learning process. At Mathnasium, we provide both so that we can make math make sense!

Children Change the World!

In 2019 we saw a lot of young people step up, speak out, and work behind the scenes to change the world for the better. We're proud of all these global citizens. Let's keep giving them the tools they need to succeed! #yearinreview

My kid is thriving...

We're so proud of all our students! We see them gaining skills and confidence week by week, and applying that to other areas of their lives. Keep up the good work!

"You don't have to be great to start..."

Don't let fear or discouragement or the expectations of others hold you back. Have courage, and give yourself permission to begin.

My son has been thriving in math.

We help our students succeed in elementary, middle school, high school and beyond!

My daughter loves to go to Mathnasium.

Let our math tutoring learning centers help your child swim into this school year with confidence! More than half a million parents have trusted us since our doors opened in 2002 — you can trust us too!

School is about to start—its such an exciting time of year! Why not take Amy C.'s advice and sign your kids up for Mathnasium early to make this school year their best yet!

Math is an adventure

Math really can be fun! Life is an adventure — math should be too.

Thanks Andre! We couldn't be more proud of our math learning center tutors and students. When kids learn math in a way that makes sense to them it has an amazing impact!

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Our caring instructors help boost students' math skills and confidence — confidence that spills over into all other areas of their lives. Don't wait another day, contact the Mathnasium near you!

We can help your child avoid the summer slide — and we make it fun! Whether you're traveling the world or keeping cool at home, we have the right summer math program for your child. Contact the Mathnasium Learning Center near you to find out more!

Better understanding and boosted attitude for the student, and happy, satisfied parents... Mathnasium is a win-win-win situation! Thank you Eva A.!

Happy Pi Day!! Pi Day celebrations generally involve pie-eating contests and pi-recitation competitions. Those are fun and wonderful, but pi is about much more than that. Here’s why we should all care about pi: http://ow.ly/3KYX30o2afI

Thank you Doris N.! At Mathnasium we truly believe that having a good relationship with math can transform children's lives.

Success is almost assured when you follow the Mathnasium Method and each student gets their own individualized learning plan. Contact your local learning center to get your child started on the path to mastering math!

Thank you Jennifer B.! At Mathnasium, our game-changing strategy is to teach math to each individual child in a way that makes sense to them. We know that when you change someone's attitude about math, you change their life.

Happy National Inventors' Day! Today we recognize the contributions of the inventors whose ingenuity and hard work have improved our lives and moved us forward as a society. Today is also (perhaps not coincidentally) Thomas Edison's birthday! We want to shout-out specifically to inventors in the math and other STEM fields. We appreciate your hard work!

Why is the Chinese New Year in February rather than in January? Because it is based on the lunar (moon) calendar! The Chinese new year follows a 60-year lunar cycle, divided into 5 smaller 12-year cycles. Each of these 12 years is represented by an animal which makes up the Chinese zodiac. Once you know this secret, it's easy to figure out a person's age based on their animal. For example, a person born in the year of the dog (which was last year) will be, in 2019, age 1, 13, 25, 37, 49, 61, 73, 85, or 97. How old would a person born in the year of the pig (this year) be?

Happy #NationalPuzzleDay! Jigsaw, logic, Sudoku, Rubik's cube, crossword, mazes...what's your favorite kind of puzzle?

Thank you Andrew U.! We hope everyone in our Mathnasium family (parents and kids alike) think that choosing us to provide tutoring for math was the best decision they ever made!