she needs help with math homework and her math task test is coming up soon

if you daughter doesn't bring her books at home, why don't you try going to their school and ask directly the teacher what is the problem, what mathematical problem she is having a hard time solving...

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greetings! Hi,sally! i think,one of the reason of your child`s math problem is...her afraid! One think that you had to do first:
make somejob to make her feels enjoy in math untill she think that math isn`t a monster.. then, the fence of her math brain will open widely to be smarter than before! "One finger of mother can change everything"

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It's very important that you talk to her teacher so you can better understand what skills are being taught and what the teacher see your daughter needs to work on.
 
Aside from textbooks, there are many free websites where students can learn and practice math skills.  I've written about what I have found to be the 12 best ones.  Please take a look here:
 
http://www.squidoo.com/k12interactivemath
 
You are the best advocate for your child and your support can make a big difference in her out

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ok! how long will it because I thought that you could help me now if not I'll find someone else

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Hi Sally,
 
Unfortunately this isn't a homework help site, so we can't really help you with the math problems.  Could your daughter perhaps bring home her math book so you could see what it is she's working on so you can help her? Or perhaps talk to her teacher about what it is they're doing in math class?  
 
Edu-Katherine
Community Team

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Hi Sally, I can't really help you about your math problems but instead pls tell your daughter  to bring her book at home so that you can help her by giving or making a test about the subject and practice her to solve any problem in the book but first you must also know how to solve or to operate the problems in the book to help her

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