Math achievements for students with Down syndrome often lag behind their growth in literacy skills. Consider, for example, teaching money concepts to special education students. This requires skills in sequencing, short-term memory, and mental calculations — all which can be stumbling blocks for individuals with Down syndrome. Some of difficulties that these students face, though, can be addressed using specific strategies that cater to the learning strengths of children with Down syndrome. Let’s look at some specific activities that could improve your child or teen’s math success and find out what type of math curriculum might be most helpful. Math Activities for Children with Down Syndrome Choosing Math Curriculum for Down Syndrome Students How Time4Learning Math Helps Children with Down Syndrome